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Jeremy Butler <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 28 Dec 1994 20:51:47 CST
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hello,
 
I am a grad student who teaches a section of
freshman writing entitled "Films about Love Sex and Society."
 
I have been using Giannetti's book Understanding Movies in my class
but this is really too long and involved for a freshman writing
seminar and I am trying to find other shorter introductory texts
for my students which would provide most of the information
Giannetti gives in his first four chapters.  I require my students
to master some of the basic vocabulary of mise en scene analysis
and i teach the class mainly as a writing about film class --
applied critical analysis.  So, if anyone has any suggestions about
books i should check out either introducing mise en scene and
photographic analysis or on specifically writing about film,
i would really appreciate it.
 
 
thanks in advance,
 
stephanie gaynor
tufts university

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