The book our best friends, The
Art of Watching Films lay emphasis on the narrative films. It challenges
students to make efforts to bring their movies on to a next level by the power
of observation.
The book tells the students on how to develop habits and skills
of perceptive watching and find out complex aspects of making movies that might
be overlooked by them otherwise.
Students are introduced with the
production process and formal elements of making movies in the book The Art of
Watching Films. They get to know on how to understand and analytically view
movies within their social, cultural and historical contexts.
The analytical framework that is
being applied to all films is been presented in this test book. The movies that
are being talked here include Man on Wire, Iron-Man, Vertigo, The Girl with the
Dragon Tattoo, Avatar and The Hurt Locker.
Students and instructors will be
able to access the content of this course through the Connect digital learning
platform. They can either purchase the standalone access to Connect or they can
purchase the bundle and take a printout.
A subscription-based learning is
being provided by McGraw-Hill Connect which students and instructors can access
through their tablet and personal computer.
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