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Movie Speak: How to Talk Like You Belong on a Film Set
by
Tony Bill
When is "groucho" not a comedian? A "seagull" not a bird? A "banana" not a fruit, and a "taco cart" not a food stand? What's the "Castle rock rule" and when should you call for a "buff & puff"? And why expect trouble when the A.D. (assistant director) knowingly mumbles ""Gone With the Wind" in the m...more
Paperback, 216 pages
Published
January 8th 2009
by Workman Publishing
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Didn't learn much new terminology ... I was simply curious that someone wrote a book on the topic. Would be more entertaining for someone not familiar with set lingo.
It's like film school...only shorter. And better. And cheaper.
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Too technical for the amateur, but some interesting terms shared here that may be of interest to budding directors and producers
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