Customer Reviews
PS - a note from one of the other authors - By: W. R. Malyszko, 29 May 2007 
Again - ratings are up to you...
To the student - you might find this book helpful for last minute revision for A level Film & Media Studies exams this June - we put revision lists at the back of the book arranged by topic, so that you can see at a glance which terms you could use in your exam answers under specific topics, such as Genre, Narrative or New Media etc.
Good luck!
To the teacher - even though the specifications for alll A levels will change from September 2008, the key Media & Film concepts & terms will not (except for the odd neologism, which we hope to add in future editions), so we designed this book to have shelf life & relevance across the board.
A note from one of the authors - By: Vivienne Clark, 29 May 2007 Ratings are for readers to decide on - the ratings field required a rating to be processed!
Whichever exam board you're studying for your GCSE or A level in Film or Media Studies, we designed this dictionary to be of help to you alll.
Likewise, if you're starting a degree course this Oct in a media/film-related subject, this might be a useful reference book.
If you're an academic or a media professional & there are terms you think we ought to include or definitions you disagree with, please
get in touch with us via the publishers, Hodder, so we can consider them for future editions.
To paraphrase the screenwriting guru, Robert McKee, "Writing's easy, you just stare at the blank page until your forehead bleeds.". This was never more true than with the writing of a dictionary such as this!
