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Petric, Vladimir K. – 1973
In order to test the hypothesis that Soviet revolutionary films influenced American film makers' attitudes concerning the importance of form and structure through editing, this dissertation explores the areas of affinity and contrast between the two national cinemas during the period when Soviet silent films were originally released in the United…
Descriptors: Doctoral Dissertations, Editing, Film Criticism, Film Production
Hardwick, Jon William – 1975
The purpose of this study was to discuss ideas on the nature of filmmaking, filmmakers, and viewers; provide a philosophy of teaching filmmaking for art education; survey the growth of filmmaking-in-school curriculums; show the development and operation of the National Endowment for the Arts and Office of Education Filmmakers-in-the-Schools…
Descriptors: Art Education, Communication (Thought Transfer), Doctoral Dissertations, Film Production
Chalfen, Richard Megson – 1974
The purposes of this study are to develop a method by which a symbolic mode in general and a particular mode, filmmaking, can be studied and to present a demonstration of this method and the results of this particular analysis. Eight groups of teenagers, males and females, were taught to make films using 16mm equipment. The students came from four…
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Content Analysis, Doctoral Dissertations, Educational Research

Kilbourne, Jean – 1971
Despite the powerful role that film can play in the classroom, many teachers are reluctant to use it. They are either afraid of the equipment and technical knowledge, or feel unprepared because they have never studied films or filmmaking themselves. This paper is directed toward the would-be film teacher. It offers guidelines, suggests activities,…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Class Activities, Film Production, Film Study