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FILM AND MEDIA
Books, guides, and multimedia about film, new media, and digital culture.



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$97.00
Doug Pratt's DVD (2-Volume Set)
by Doug Pratt

Doug Pratt is uniquely qualified to write this book. As the editor and publisher of The DVD-Laser Disc Newsletter, he has been reviewing laserdiscs and DVDs for over twenty years. With over 7,000 reviews, and spanning 2 volumes (over 1,300 pages), Doug Pratt's DVD is the one collection of DVD reviews you need to own, written by one of the most prolific and wide-ranging media critics working today!


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DVD-ROM $39.97

How to Read a Film: Multimedia Edition (DVD-ROM Only)
by James Monaco

The DVD-ROM edition is a multimedia disc that enormously expands the experience of the book. Includes: four complete books: How To Read a Film, The Dictionary of New Media, Reading about Film, and Reading about New Media, including a thousand illustrations; over than 130 film clips (over four hours of film!); audio author's notes to give a new dimension to the text, and much more! (Mac/PC compatible).



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Paper $19.95
Cloth $39.97
The Dictionary of New Media
by James Monaco

Your complete guide to the digital revolution now sweeping film and media into the new millenium, The Dictionary of New Media covers thousands of terms that you need to know in digital media, film, television, and print. A comprehensive introductory essay provides an understandable guide to today's digital revolution. More than 2,400 entries cover the many new terms that have entered the language in the last few years, and also survey the basic technical, critical, and professional language of film, television, and print.


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Paper $9.95
Cloth $29.95

Doug Pratt's DVD-Video Guide
by Doug Pratt

The world's first in-depth guide to the medium of DVD-Video, listing more than 2,400 DVDs on the market, Doug Pratt's book is likely to remain the best guide to films on DVD for a long time. Why? Because Doug is the most experienced journalist dealing with movies on disc. As the editor for seventeen years of The Laser Disc Newsletter (now The DVD-Laser Disc Newsletter), Doug has seen it all.



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Paper $29.95
eBook $9.95
The New Wave (30th Anniversary Edition)
by James Monaco

Three decades after its first publication, The New Wave is still considered one of the fundamental texts on the French film movement of the same name. Led by filmmakers as influential as Truffaut and Godard, the New Wave was a seminal moment in cinematic history, and The New Wave has been hailed as the most complete book ever written about it. The 30th anniversary edition includes a new afterword by the author.


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Book+DVD-ROM combo
$59.95
How to Read a Film: Multimedia Edition (Book + DVD-ROM)
by James Monaco

Since it was first published in 1977, this classic of film literature has appeared in nine editions in six languages, and has become a standard introduction to film for a generation of readers, viewers, filmmakers, and filmgoers. This fourth edition, years in the making, has been thoroughly revised and updated, and includes a new section on the digital revolution now transforming film and media. Includes a hardcover edition plus a DVD-ROM that features four complete books, more than 130 film clips, and much much more! (Mac/PC compatible).


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Book+DVD
combo $44.95

Paper $24.95
eBook $9.95
Salt of the Earth: The Story of a Film (50th Anniversary Edition)
by Herbert Biberman

Made during the height of the McCarthy era by a group of blacklisted filmmakers who were among the best and the brightest Hollywood talent of the day, Salt of the Earth is itself a powerful and emotionally charged feature-length film. This 50th Anniversary edition of the story of the making of the film (written by the director himself) restores to circulation what is likely the most important "making of" book ever published.


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Book+DVD
combo $44.95

DVD $24.97
VHS $19.97
Salt of the Earth + The Hollywood Ten

One of 100 films chosen by the Library of Congress to be preserved for posterity, Salt of the Earth is based on a 1950 strike by zinc miners in Silver City, New Mexico. Now it is available in both DVD and VHS formats. The DVD features a digitally enhanced transfer, and includes a documentary about The Hollywood Ten, a chronicle of the troubled production and distribution of thefilm, hundreds of production stills, bios of the filmmakers, the theatrical trailer, shooting and editing notes, a history of the strike that is the subject of the film, and more! (The VHS does not include these features).


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CD-ROM $29.97
Salt of the Earth CD-ROM

This CD-ROM (for Macintosh only) tells the true story of this famous production, while also allowing you to meet the filmmakers, understand the historical background and view the film, all on the same platform. In addition to the complete film, the Salt of the Earth CD-ROM provides film lovers with the screenplay in English, Spanish, French, and German, along with background material on the making of the film, the Hollywood blacklist, the filmmakers, and the original strike. (Mac compatible).