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Synthesising elements of history and anecdotes with layers of poetry and photography, award-winning arts producer Tobi Kyeremateng explores the modern age of Black British theatre.

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The vision behind the creation of the new horror classic A Quiet Place and its sequel, A Quiet Place Part II, as told by the film s co-writer, director, and star John Krasinski.

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By interrogating the most basic ideas of narrative and reality and rejecting classical cinematic ideals, Dutch artist Aernout Miks creates works that are rich in allusion but subversive of codes. This title explores Miks work and process. It discusses the creative aspects of Miks installations that extend the traditional boundaries of media.

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This lucid, comprehensive and fascinating study shows Robbe-Grillets contribution to the evolution of the cinematic art both in France and internationally to have been considerably more important than previously acknowledged.

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Meet the inventor of modern horror. This complete guide to the Hitchcock canon is a movie buff's dream: from his 1925 debut The Pleasure Garden to 1976's swan song Family Plot, we trace the filmmaker's entire life and career. With a detailed entry for each of Hitchcock's 53 movies, this clothbound book combines insightful texts, photography, and an illustrated list of all the master's cameos.

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Our desktop sports series meets America Ninja Warrior with this mini kit that includes everything you need to practice your warped wall climb-and hit that iconic end-of-course buzzer.

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An American in Paris (1951) was a landmark film in the careers of Vincente Minnelli, Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron. A joyous celebration of George Gershwin's music, French art, the beauty of dance and the fabled City of Light, the film was heralded as a rare example of entertainment 'for mass and class alike'.

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Beginning in 2009, The Museum of Modern Art offered a weekly series of film screenings titled An Auteurist History of Film. For the five years that the series was presented, film curator Charles Silver wrote a concise post to accompany each screening. This title collects these posts and brings together Silver's readings of the series' films.

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The twelve basic principles of animation are covered along with the different techniques available and helpful exercises.

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Pixar is 25 years old in 2011. This book features the complete colour scripts and a selection of the art from the twelve films to date: Toy Story", "A Bug's Life", "Toy Story 2", "Monsters Inc.", "Finding Nemo", "The Incredibles", "Cars", "Ratatouille", "WALL E", "Up", "Toy Story 3" and "Cars 2".

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Featuring unforgettable art and exclusive interviews with the filmmakers, this visual archive highlights moviemaking magic at its finest.

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An introductory guide to a prominent and expanding field of study: artists unique contribution to the art of the moving image in the 20th and early 21st centuries.

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Auditioning skills are vital to the success of every performer, whether professional or amateur. This book explains how to win your dream role and advises on the auditioning process. With chapters for aspiring drama students and amateurs, it gives advice on how to impress a director, as well as warning of common pitfalls to avoid.

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A guide to the rich history of western dance in all its incarnations from 16th-century court ballet to the genre-shattering contortions of 21st-century theatrical dance. Part of the "World of Art" series, it is updated for the new millennium to feature various styles, performers and technology.

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Lessons in life from the fabulous, fearless, and phenomenal world of drag.

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A definitive account of Blaxploitation cinemathe freewheeling, often shameless, and wildly influential genrefrom a distinctive voice in film history and criticism