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Film Making:     more books (100)

Im Kwon-Taek: The Making of a Korean National Cinema (Contemporary Film and Television) Projections 8: Film-Makers on Film-Making (No. 8) by John Boorman, Walter Donohue, 1998-06 Documentary Conscience: A Casebook in Film-making by Alan Rosenthal, 1980-10 Making Films in Contemporary Hollywood (Hodder Arnold Publication) by Alan Lovell, Gianluca Sergi, 2005-02-25 Producers on Producing: The Making of Film and Television Animated Film Making ([A Studio handbook]) by Anthony A. Kinsey, 1970-04-20 Complete Handbook of Super 8 Film-making by R.C. Norris, 1988-08-01 Film (Making Contact) by Sue Vander Hook, 1999-08 Film Making in Creative Teaching by Keith Kennedy, 1973-09 Cinema Strikes Back: Radical Film-making in the United States, 1930-42 (Studies in cinema) by Russell Campbell, 1982-10 Saxon: the Screenplay: The Making of a Guerrilla Film by Greg Loftin, 2008-09-25 Film Making in 1930's Britain (History of British Film) by Rachel Low, 1985-06 Film Making: A Practical Guide (A Spectrum book ; S-381) by Carl Linder, 1976-03 The Australian screen: A pictorial history of Australian film making by Eric Reade, 1975

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101. BBC Inside Out - Film Making In Holmfirth
     An account of England s answer to Hollywood , and filming in Holmfirth until 1914.  
     http://www.bbc.co.uk/insideout/yorkslincs/series2/films_movies_history_early_bra
     
     Extractions: Send it to a friend! It may come as a surprise, but Holmfirth was once England’s answer to Hollywood. Inside Out looks at how this Yorkshire village has a special place in film-making history. Only months after the first commercial films were produced by the Lumiere brothers in France, small manufacturers such as Riley Brothers of Bradford were making and selling movie cameras. This led to film makers setting up all over the country. One of the most successful was James Bamforth of Holmfirth. James Bamforth was one of the earliest successful film makers Bamforth had already made his name as a manufacturer of magic lantern slides, so it was a natural step for him to progress to moving pictures.

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