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12 DVDs for Christmas 2009
Published/distributed by BFI Education
ISBN/EAN: 1844572234
Price: £25.99
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Teaching Film And TV Documentary
Benyahia, Sarah Casey
The recent resurgence of interest in documentary is evident in its appearance at the multiplex, television's reliance on documentary formats and its appeal to the commercially important youth audience. The work of the 'New Documentarists' deals with often controversial contemporary issues, from politics to how we eat. These developments mean that documentary in film and television is a particularly fascinating - and relevant - area of study. This Teaching Guide illustrates the different approaches to teaching documentary with specific reference to post-16 education.
Contents include:
* Introduction: Assessment contexts; Approaches to teaching; Schemes of work
* Background: Historical perspectives; Defining the documentary; Theoretical contexts and critical approaches
* Case studies: Night Mail, tre et Avoir, Super Size Me, Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer, Kurt and Courtney, Big Brother.
This book is supported with a range of online resources, including student handouts.
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