They Drew As They Pleased: The Hidden Art Of Disney’s Mid-Century Era: The 1950s And 1960s by Didier Ghez (book review).
The fourth book in Didier Ghez’ series ‘They Drew As They Pleased: The Hidden Art Of Disney’s Mid-Century Era: The
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Assembling The Marvel Cinematic Universe edited by Julian C. Chambliss, William L. Svitavsky and Daniel Fandino (book review).
The editors Julian C. Chambliss, William L. Svitavsky and Daniel Fandino in their introduction to their book, ‘Assembling The Marvel
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Comic Book Movies :Quick Takes Movies And Popular Culture by Blair Davis (book review).
For a small book, I’m not sure if author Blair Davis is seeking to be comprehensive with ‘Comic Book Movies:
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Shoot Like Tarantino by Christopher Kenworthy (book review).
Christopher Kenworthy’s look at six of Quentin Tarantino’s films in eleven chapters is to give you some idea of how
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Shoot Like Spielberg by Christopher Kenworthy (book review).
I was commenting to one of my reviewing team recently on the slow pace of a particular famous space opera
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Shoot Like Scorsese by Christopher Kenworthy (book review).
‘Shoot Like Scorsese’ is another in the Michael Wiese Productions books looking at how film directors convey certain scenes in
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The Art Of Incredibles 2 by Karen Paik (book review).
I only saw the first ‘Incredibles’ a couple years ago, a little worried about super-hero parodies which it oddly wasn’t
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Cinematography For Directors: A Guide For Creative Collaboration by Jacqueline B. Frost (book review).
In some respects, Jacqueline B. Frost’s book title, ‘Cinematography For Directors’ could be seen as a bit of a misnomer.
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The Art Of Solo: A Star Wars Story by Phil Szostak (book review).
With the dust having settled on ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ and the franchise’s own fandom becoming entangled in a
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Biology Runs Amok! The Life Science Lessons Of Science Fiction Cinema by Mark C. Glassy (book review).
Ah! A writer after my own heart. Cancer immunologist/writer Mark C. Glassy uses his book, ‘Biology Runs Amok! The Life
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