Results for: books tagged ‘Projections’
Projections 1: John Boorman and Walter Donohue
Projections is a forum for practitioners of the cinema to write about their work. The first issue includes a journal compiled by John Boorman which records his responses to the ... More
Projections 3: John Boorman and Walter Donohue
Projections is a forum for film-makers in which the practitioners of cinema write about their craft. The centrepiece of this issue is the journals of Francis Ford Coppola, whose films, ... More
Projections 4 1/2: John Boorman and Walter Donohue
When the door of the Lumière factory opened to release the workers, it was more than just the end of the day - it was the beginning of a brand ... More
Projections 11: Tod Lippy and John Boorman
Why live and work as a film-maker in New York rather than Hollywood? The birthplace of US cinema, New York has played a hugely influential role in its evolution - ... More
Projections 12: John Boorman and Walter Donohue
Film schools have nurtured successive generations of cinematic talent over the last three decades. But in the new digital era, do they still have a place?From Paris to Prague, London ... More
Projections 2: John Boorman and Walter Donohue
Projections 2 highlights Robert Altman, whose film The Player restored him to his proper place in cinema's pantheon. Actor Tim Robbins, who memorably incarnated Griffin Mill in The Player, has ... More
Projections 4: John Boorman and Walter Donohue
Projections is a forum for film-makers in which the practitioners of cinema write about their craft. In this edition we celebrate the centenary of film with articles ranging from an ... More
Projections 13: John Boorman
This edition of Projections brings together women working right across the spectrum of film-making today, through a collection of interviews, conversations and articles. There are contributions from actresses (Frances McDormand, ... More
Projections 15: Peter Cowie
TWENTY YEARS OF EUROPEAN CINEMAThe European Film Academy was founded in 1988 as a cinematic brotherhood that would bring together film-makers from across the East/West divide. The first winner of ... More