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FILMS
THE WAY OF THE CINEMA
By Andrew Buchanan. In this well-known book, every phase of film art and technique is discussed. C. A. Lejeune of "The OBSERVER" describes it as "emphatically a book to buy, study and annotate, and to keep in a handy place for reference." " The LISTENER " says : " He has produced a book which is at once concise, clear, easily understood by the man who possesses no previous knowledge whatever of the mysteries of cameras and studios, and which combines with its admirably conducted tour 'behind the screens ' a good deal of shrewd criticism and robust common sense." 250 pages. Illustrated. jj
(By post 5,5-1). Net O,"
THE CINEMA IN SCHOOL
By W. H. George, B.Sc. With a Foreword by John Grierson. The author is a pioneer in educational film work, and his book, based on actual experience, is of great practical assistance to teachers. It is illustrated with over 60 stills from out q ,c standing educational films. 136 pages. {By post 3 lOA). Net w, O
"The latest and the most practical handbook on the use of the film in the education of the young."— WORLD FILM NEWS. "An informative book, indispensable to the teacher who is using or intends to use films."— PRACTICAL EDUCATION. "Invaluable to those wishing to use the film as a vital factor in education." -BULLETIN OF EDUCATION.
Parker Street
PITMAN
Kingsway :
London, W.C.2
WORLD FILM NEWS
in conjunction with
FILM GROUP
{of the Group Theatre) announces the formation of a
FILM SCHOOL
•CLASSES •LECTURES •FILM SHOWS
on modern production trends during the winter evenings
-^FIRST SEASON. 1936-7, will start in November, and classes will be held every Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
-^CLASSES in Scenario, Script, Set-Design. Direction, Camera, Lighting, Trick-work. Sound, Cutting. Laboratory Work, Presentation and Publicity. Finance, etc.
-A-LECTURES on The History of the Film. Cinema and Social Problems, Acting, Production, Economics, Television. ScreenJournalism, etc.
-^FILM SHOWS will be held regularly to illustrate the Classes.
■;^EXPERTS will be in charge of all Classes and Lectures. They include John Grierson, Andrew Buchanan, Paul Rotha, Alberto Cavalcanti, Anthony Asquith, Ivor Montagu, Arthur Elton, Stuart Legg, Basil Wright, and other noted specialists.
FULL PARTICULARS AND SYLLABUS from The Secretary.
Group Theatre Rooms, 9 Great Newport Street, W.C.2; or from World Film News (Film School). Oxford House, Oxford Street, W.I.
Subscription TWO GUINEAS for the first 50 members, thereafter FIVE GUINEAS
IMPERIAL INSTITUTE . LONDON, S.W.7
The Empire Film Library was inaugurated by H.R.H. The Duke of Gloucester in 1935. Film productions of the late Empire Marketing Board and G.P.O. Film Unit are available in this Library for loan to schools and for approved displays by adult societies.
Recent additions include a number of 16 mm sound-on-film subjects dealing with scenery and wild game in the Empire.
For Catalogue (price 3d.) and forms of application for films, apply to :
The Secretary, EMPIRE FILM LIBRARY, IMPERIAL INSTITUTE, LONDON, S.W.7
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