Film & Audience

Topics:
Motion Pictures
Tags:
Audience,
Film Education,
Games,
Internet,
Management,
Personal Technology,
Strategy,
Study Guide
Source:
Film Education

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Overview: The study guide examines the relationship between the film industry and audiences as an interaction between two producers of meaning, institutions who create meaning, and audiences who not only interpret the film but process the film experience in a variety of ways, for example at the cinema, at home, through the internet, on DVU or through computer games. The study guide outlines activities intended to allow examination of the role of the film industry past and present. It also specifically focuses on the dominance of Hollywood.

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Format: PDF | Size: 69KB | Date: Jul 2001 | Pages: 33


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