Focusing on the principles of film editing, Edward Dmytryk draws from his extensive experience in the industry to provide an accessible guide. Through anecdotes and examples, he emphasizes the importance of collaboration among all film crew members, arguing that a shared understanding of editing is essential for creating polished films. Written in an informal style, this book serves as both a masterclass and a philosophical exploration of the editing process, making it suitable for aspiring filmmakers and seasoned professionals alike.
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On Screen Directing
- 168pages
- 6 heures de lecture
Renowned filmmaker Edward Dmytryk shares his extensive knowledge of directing through a series of twelve concise essays. Covering every stage of the filmmaking process, he delves into topics such as screenwriting, preproduction, casting, set design, postproduction, and promotion, offering valuable insights for aspiring directors and film enthusiasts alike.
"Provides a concrete view of the needs, practices, and challenges of the making of film, from one of Hollywood's most articulate practitiioners and writers of the subject"--Jacket
On Screen Writing
- 210pages
- 8 heures de lecture
Focusing on the intricacies of screenwriting, Edward Dmytryk provides a comprehensive guide that addresses the needs and challenges of the craft, particularly in adaptation. His informal, anecdotal approach, enriched with script examples from iconic Hollywood films, allows readers to grasp practical principles for creating compelling and film-ready screenplays.
Focusing on the intersection of abstract film theory and practical filmmaking, Edward Dmytryk offers a thoughtful analysis of the conceptual foundations of cinema. He delves into the technical principles that shape the craft, illustrating how these elements enhance viewer engagement with the narrative. This unique study serves as both an artistic exploration and a practical guide, making it valuable for those interested in the intricacies of film production and the theoretical underpinnings of the medium.