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Film Studies 2.0 a.k.a. Constructive Film Studies
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Planning and Making a Film: The student filmmaking experience
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The Cinematic Merry-Go-Round and why I am no longer just about film
Ways of Being: The Spectator and the Spectacle
The Fencing Documentary
Keys / Busybody - An award-winning script I wrote
Down A Word: The Story of NEXT FRIDAY
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REVIEW: "MAN-EATER OF KUMAON" (1948) STARRING WENDELL COREY AND SABU; KINO LORBER BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION - *By Fred Blosser* In “Man-Eater of Kumaon,” a 1948 feature now available on Blu-ray from Kino Lorber Studio Classics, Dr. John Collins (Wendell Corey)...
Senses of Cinema

Our Time Will Come - Winner of Best Film and Best Director at the 37th Hong Kong Film Awards, Ming yue ji shi you (Our Time Will Come, 2017) is the 29th film directed by Ann Hu...
Attack From Planet B

A24 Releases Official Trailer for Ti West’s MAXXXINE - Attack from Planet B A24 Releases Official Trailer for Ti West’s MAXXXINE [image: A24 Releases Official Trailer for Ti West's MAXXXINE] *A24* have releas...
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NEW! Netflix 2024 Course Review | "Excellent" - [image: Netflix Course]"Excellent course! Chock-full of guidelines and tips. Very important information presented in a clear way. I have taken several cour...
FilmmakerIQ.com

Hollyland Lark Max Review - Hollyland sent over their Lark Max for me to review! It’s a great little two transmitter wireless package that I’ve found a whole lot of different uses for...
Observations on film art

Gone but far from forgotten - Kristin here: The speed with which the news of David’s death, early on the morning of February 29, 2024, spread has amazed me. I expected many responses: c...
The Neurocritic

Why are "Love Languages" so popular, when they're completely inaccurate? - I joined an online dating site a few months ago.*1* Besides being asked about my sun, moon, and rising signs (?), I was puzzled by the following questio...
i-Docs

Thinking with i-docs: cognitive tools for uncertain times - As the field of i-docs (interactive and immersive documentary) has developed, it has become clear that key aspects of this ever growing field have a part...
The 24 Frames Cast

One Man and His Films Episode 57 - In this episode I delve into the world of a Paris vice squad in Bertrand Tavernier's L.627 where cops have to fight the very system they are trying to...
Film Studies For Free

In the Nick of Time: On Cli-Fi and Ecocinema Film and Moving Image Studies - Well, it's been a while... Something or other must have happened in the meantime... 🤔 Film Studies For Free is nonetheless very happy to be back, still f...
A Classic Movie Blog

Book Review--Vitagraph: America's First Great Motion Picture Studio - Vitagraph: America’s First Great Motion Picture Studio Andrew A. Erish University Press of Kentucky, 2021 Before I picked up Vitagraph: America’s First G...
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Wonder Woman 1984 - *(spoilers**!**)* It's been a long, long wait. Back in the summer 2017 we were delighted by *Patty Jenkins*' *Wonder Woman*. It had thrills, laughs, emot...
Film Noir of the Week

Deep Cover (1992) - During this time of protest and change as a film noir fan I keep going back to *Deep Cover*. A raw, political, honest film about cops and concerns that s...
Category D: A Film and Media Studies Blog

Teaching the History of Film Craft (pt. 7) - *Teaching the History of Film Craft:* *Syllabi* Last in a series of posts about teaching the history of below-the-line film artists (cinematographers, sou...
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Paleo-Cinema Podcast 204 - Where The Buffalo Roam - Dolemite -
Future of Storytelling

Digital Skyscrapers in Augmented Reality - The surface of the world today has been tread on with digital footprints. The information we consume and output, and the networks of data we navigate leave...
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COVID Be Damned! This was my 2020 One-Year Challenge of Biohacking My Personal Fitness… - When I entered 2020, I had no idea that the COVID-19 pandemic would completely rip apart normality. COVID changed everything. It was (and still is) a col...
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