Cinema industry books

The definitive look at how the 70s movie makers changed the face of cinema  Read More >>

A leading critic examines the influences of, and forces behind, contemporary American independent film.  Read More >>

The anti-Communist hysteria that began in the 1930s was further empowered in 1938 when the House of Representatives...  Read More >>

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This guide provides advice for writers, agents, attorneys, and film students on all legal issues involved in the...  Read More >>

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The various overseas film markets, especially Europe and parts of Asia, have always been financially important outlets...  Read More >>

Demonstrates how crucial French films were in making 'going to the movies' popular in the United States, first in...  Read More >>

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Brought about as a result of the report in the ""NME"" of the Stone Roses' contractual dispute with their recording...  Read More >>

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The story of Hollywood's hottest vamps, tramps and all-round non-conformists. The big names include Bette Davis,...  Read More >>

Talks about the creative (idea development, brainstorming exercises) and business (financing, dealmaking) aspects...  Read More >>

A study of early American film studio, Thanhauser. The CD-ROM includes a narrative history of the company from 1909...  Read More >>

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At a time when the Hollywood studios are stronger than they have ever been during their 80-year history, film historian...  Read More >>

Examines the formation of feature film policy in the Canadian context of the 1950s through to the present, paying...  Read More >>

The meteoric rise of ""Killer Diller"" Barry Diller has been a major player in the entertainment industry for more...  Read More >>

In this book, Bob Thomas introduces us to the man behind the Disney magic, Walt's brother Roy, whose business acumen...  Read More >>

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