Boek
Film: An Introduction
| Auteur | William H. Phillips |
| Eerste Uitgave | 1999 |
| Uitgave | 1999 |
| Uitgeverij | Bedford / St. Martins |
| Vorm | non-fictie |
| Taal | Engels |
| Bladzijden | 600 bladzijden |
| Gelezen | 2009-07-19 |
| Score | 7/10 |
Inhoud
Utilizing original drawings and examples, this book refines technical jargon to help scientists understand and create the apparatus and mechanisms fundamental to their studies.
This best-selling book removes the mystery in building scientific apparatus. Every scientific apparatus requires a mechanical structure, even a device that is fundamentally electronic or optical in nature. A successful scientist must acquire many engineering skills in order to proceed efficiently with an experimental investigation. This volume provides a practical guide for working scientists who need to capitalize on new and unfamiliar technologies as they go about their work.
Bespreking
An academic view on film
In Film: An Introduction William H. Phillips of the University of Wisconsin gives a very comprehensive and enormously broad view on the art of filmmaking. Every aspect imaginable of film is addressed, although most of the time in a very introductory manner. This book is clearly mostly intended to an audience of future film critics, then to aspiring filmmakers. Nevertheless it succeeds very well in its main purpose of giving an introduction to film.