Dictionary of Media Studies

by Bloomsbury Publishing (Author), Bloomsbury Publishing (Author)

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Paperback
2006
$15.05

Covering television, film, radio and theatre, the Dictionary of Media Studies includes thousands of words and expressions used in the media and entertainment industries. Whether someone wants to find out the definition of cinema verite or the components of a storyboard, this dictionary has all the answers. Handy supplements include details of media law in the UK, contact and circulation details for major magazines and newspapers, and a list of key media resources on the Web. Ideal for the 100,000 students of media studies at GCSE and above. Publishing News

Synopsis

Covering television, film, radio and theatre, the Dictionary of Media Studies includes thousands of words and expressions used in the media and entertainment industries. Whether someone wants to find out the definition of cinema verite or the components of a storyboard, this dictionary has all the answers. Handy supplements include details of media law in the UK, contact and circulation details for major magazines and newspapers, and a list of key media resources on the Web. Ideal for the 100,000 students of media studies at GCSE and above. Publishing News

$15.05

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 288
Publisher: A&C Black Business Information and Development
Published: 14 Feb 2006
ISBN 10: 0713675934
ISBN 13: 9780713675931
Book Overview: In the UK there are around 100,000 students of media studies and the need for accessible terminology and easy-to-understand definitions is greater than ever. Definitions are given in simple English and enhanced with encyclopedic entries to put words and phrases in context Perfect for GCSE and A-Level media studies students Essential for anyone new to working in a media environment and learners of English Wide range of areas covered - from how a camera works, to the philosophy of cultural studies, to marketing techniques and more.

Media Reviews

Ideal for the 100,000 students of media studies at GCSE and above, this covers television, film, radio and theatre. It includes thousands of words and expressions used in these industries. Publishing News (3 Feb 2006) This is highly relevant, apt, and has definitions in clear English, with phonetic pronunciations. The School Librarian (October 2006) A great resource for high-school media students... [and] a valuable addition to anyone's personal library. Media International Australia (February 2007)