Movie Speak: How Talk

Movie Speak: How to Talk Like You Belong on a Film Set

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Movie Speak: How to Talk Like You Belong on a Film Set Author: Bill, TonyBrand: Workman Publishing CompanyEdition: IllustratedBinding: PaperbackFormat: IllustratedNumber Of Pages: 224Release Date: 08-01-2009Details: Product Description “Movie Speak won’t guarantee

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Author: Bill, Tony

Brand: Workman Publishing Company

Edition: Illustrated

Binding: Paperback

Format: Illustrated

Number Of Pages: 224

Release Date: 08-01-2009

Details: Product Description “Movie Speak won’t guarantee you a job, but having a knowledge of the industry terms will fool everyone into thinking you own the place.” — Steven Spielberg   “Finally a book that celebrates the process—the dynamic web of people, technique, and artistry—underneath every foot of celluloid.” —Jodie Foster   Uncover the secret language of movie-making in a handbook for film buffs and language-lovers, as well as anyone who aspires to break into the business, with hundreds of essential terms, explained. Opening a window into the fascinatingly technical, odd, colorful, and mysterious working language of movies, Oscar-winning producer, actor, and director Tony Bill sheds light on the hugely complex process of making a film, as well as on the hierarchies between the cast and crew and the on-set etiquette of any movie production.   From why the Assistant Director calls “wrap” to the real reason Hollywood stars began wearing sunglasses, Movie Speak offers tricks of the trade learned over decades in Hollywood—to help you crack the code of the movie business.   Review “It's about time our code was broken. What a wonderful insight into our business! Tony: Don't make this the martini!” * —Dennis Hopper “Finally, a book that celebrates the process—the dynamic web of people, technique, and artistry—underneath every foot of celluloid.” —Jodie Foster “Movie Speak is entertaining and edifying. I'll never again as the sound-dude to move that fuzzy-thing-on-the-end-of-a-stick out of my shot.” —John Sayles “Invaluable for those who have wondered what they're really saying, and for those pitching projects and screenplays who wonder what they're really being told.” —Roger Ebert * martini: The term for the last show of the day, the origin of which might seem self-evident—but it's not. The martini actually refers to the saying "The next shot is in a glass." Get it? “ About the Author Tony Bill started out in Hollywood as an actor, became an Oscar-winning producer ( The Sting), and then a director for film ( My Bodyguard, Five Corners, Untamed Heart, Flyboys, and more) and television ( Truman Capote's "One Christmas," Harlan County War, Pictures of Hollis Woods). He teaches and lectures widely on film and lives with his family in the oldest house in Venice, California.

Package Dimensions: 6.3 x 4.5 x 0.6 inches

Languages: English

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