Film and television after DVD [electronic resource] / edited by James Bennett and Tom Brown.
Film and Television after DVDs argues that DVD technology is part of a shift that heralds a new age for film and television, critically examining the implications of DVD technology for key concerns within the fields of television, film and new media studies.
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| Language: | English |
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2008.
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| Series: | Routledge research in cultural and media studies ;
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Past the boundaries of "new" and "old" media : film and television after DVD /James Bennett & Tom Brown
- The DVD cinephile : viewing heritages and home film cultures / Barbara Klinger
- A taste for leeches! : DVDs, audience configurations, and generic hybridity / Glyn Davis
- Repeat viewings : television analysis in the DVD age / James Walters
- "The DVD of attractions?" : the Lion King and the digital theme park / Tom Brown
- Auteur machines? : auteurism and the DVD / Catherine Grant
- The place, purpose and practice of the BFI's DVD collection and the academic film commentary : an interview with Caroline Millar and Ginette Vincendeau / James Bennett & Tom Brown
- DVD technologies and the art of control / Jo T. Smith
- Prefiguring DVD bonus tracks : making-ofs and behind-the-scenes as historic television programming strategies prototypes / John T. Caldwell
- The last format war : launching the high definition DVD / William Boddy.