Infoliste Christian Holzmann.pdf - Diagonale 2008

Infoliste Filmvermittlung: erstellt von Christian Holzmann 

christian.holzmann@univie.ac.at 

Besonders empfohlen: 

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/ 

http://www.bfi.org.uk/ 

http://www.bpb.de/publikationen/SNA3WX,0,0,Filmhefte.html 

http://www.englishandmedia.co.uk/ 

http://www.filmabc.at/ 

http://www.filmeducation.org 

http://www.kinofenster.de/materialundfortbildung/filmhefte/ 

http://www.lernort-kino.de/index.html 

http://www.mediamanual.at/ 

http://www.moviereviews.com/ 

http://www.ray-magazin.at/ 

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/ 

http://www.teachwithmovies.org/index.html (fee) 

www.imdb.com 

Soaps: 

Alexander, Lou / Cousens, Alison (2004). Teaching TV Soaps. London: bfi 

education. 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/eastenders/ 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EastEnders 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EastEnders_in_popular_culture 

http://imdb.com/title/tt0088512/ 

Sitcoms: 

Baker, James (2003). Teaching TV Sitcoms. London: bfi. 

Mills, Brett (2005). Television Sitcom. London: bfi. 

Creeber, Glen et al. (2001). The Television Genre Book. London: bfi. 

Clark, Vivienne et al. (2007). Complete A-Z Media & Film Studies. London: 

Hodder Arnold. 

http://www.barb.co.uk/ 

http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/newsletters/proginsider/index.jsp (for Nielsen 

ratings...) 

http://www.nbc.com/Scrubs/ 

http://www2.warnerbros.com/friendstv/ 

https://www.thisisalocalshop.com/ 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sitcoms 

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/ 

http://www.sitcom.co.uk/black_books/ 

http://www.channel4.com/entertainment/tv/microsites/B/blackbooks/ 

http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/series/34143

Film Magazines 

http://boxoffice.com/ (Box Office) 

http://cinemaspace.berkeley.edu/ (CinemaSpace) 

http://www.cinescape.com (Cinescape) 

http://www.filmthreat.com (FilmThreat) 

http://www.filmmakermagazine.com/ (FilmMaker) 

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ (The Hollywood Reporter) 

http://www.mfj-online.org/ (Millennium Film Journal) 

http://www.premieremag.com/ (Premiere) 

http://www.timeout.com/ (Time Out) 

Film Reviews 

http://moviereviews.com/ (Critics Roost) 

http://www.bway.net/~dougy/movies.htm 

http://www.ew.com/ew/movies/reviews/0,,,00.html (Doug Y's Movie Reviews) 

http://www.film.com (Film.com) 

http://www.desert.net/filmvault (Film Vault, old content only) 

http://www.panix.com/~dangelo/ (The Man Who Viewed Too Much) 

http://haze.customer.netspace.net.au/pages.htm (Mandel&Patrick's Movie Corner) 

http://blog.beliefnet.com/moviemom/ (Movie Mom's Guide) 

http://www.geocities.com/Athens/9200/index.htm (The Movie Pit) 

http://www.joanellis.com/ (Movie Reviews by Ellis)

http://www.mrqe.com/ (Movie Review Query Engine) 

http://www.mrcranky.com (Mr. Cranky Rates the Movies - he doesn't like any) 

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/index.jsp (Hollywood Reporter) 

http://www.suntimes.com/ebert (Roger Ebert! With archive)) 

http://www.dreamagic.com/roger/teencritic.html (Teen Movie Critic) 

http://www.mith2.umd.edu/WomensStudies/FilmReviews/ (Women Studies Film 

Reviews) 

URLs lifted from The Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever 2000 and heavily 

updated 2008. 

Check ot the Visible Ink publications at www.visibleink.com 

Ein paar Bücher… 

Arijon, Daniel (2000). Grammatik der Filmsprache. Frankfurt/Main: Zweitausendeins. 

Bergala, Alain (2006). Kino als Kunst. Filmvermittlung an der Schule und anderswo. Marburg: Schüren. 

Bienk, Alice (2006). Filmsprache. Einführung in die interaktive Filmanalyse (mit CD-ROM). Marburg: 

Schüren. 

Blothner, Dirk (1999). Erlebniswelt Kino. Bergisch Gladbach: Lübbe. 

Bordwell, David (2003). Visual Style in Cinema. Vier Kapitel Filmgeschichte. Frankfurt/Main: Verlag der 

Autoren. 

Borstnar, Nils/Pabst, Eckhard/ Wulff, Hans Jürgen (2002). Einführung in die Film- und 

Fernsehwissenschaft. Konstanz: UVK. 

Decke-Cornill, Helene/Luca, Renate (Hrsg.) (2007). Jugendliche im Film – Filme für Jugendliche. 

München: kopaed. 

Dress, Peter (2002). Vor Drehbeginn. Bergisch Gladbach: Lübbe. 

Faulstich, Werner (2005). Filmgeschichte. Stuttgart: UTB. 

Faulstich, Werner (2002). Grundkurs Filmanalyse. Stuttgart: UTB. 

Korte, Helmut (2001). Einführung in die Systematische Filmanalyse. (2. Auflage).- Berlin: Erich Schmidt 

Verlag. 

Krützen, Michaela (2004). Dramaturgie des Films. Wie Hollywood erzählt. Frankfurt/Main: Fischer.

Krützen, Michaela (2007). Väter, Engel, Kannibalen. Figuren des Hollywoodkinos. Frankfurt/Main: 

Fischer. 

Monaco, James (2000). Film und Neue Medien. Reinbek: Rowohlt. 

Monaco, James (2000). Film verstehen. Reinbek: Rowohlt. 

Schanze, Helmut (Hrsg.) (2002). Metzler Lexikon Medientheorie/ Medienwissenschaft. Ansätze – 

Personen – Grundbegriffe. Stuttgart&Weimar: Metzler. 

Schneider, Steven J. ( 5 2008) 1001 Filme. Die Sie sehen sollten, bevor das Leben vorbei ist. Hildesheim: 

Olms. 

Steinmetz, Rüdiger (2005). Film sehen lernen. Frankfurt/Main: Zweitausendeins. (+DVD mit 

Filmbeispielen) 

Schwerfel, Heinz Peter (2003). Kino und Kunst. Eine Liebesgeschichte. Köln: Dumont. 

Truffaut, François (1997). Die Filme meines Lebens. Frankfurt/Main: Verlag der Autoren. 

Truffaut, François (2003). Mister Hitchcock, wie haben Sie das gemacht? München: Heyne. 

Vogler, Christopher (1999). Die Odyssee des Drehbuchschreibers. Frankfurt/Main: Zweitausendeins. 

Winkler, Willy (2002) Kino. Stuttgart: dtv. (=Kleine Philosophie der Passionen) 

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Müller, Jürgen (2001). Filme der 90er Jahre. Köln: Taschen. 








Reihe Filmgenres bei Reclam (zB. Fantasy & Märchen, Western, Abenteuer, Horror, Western, SF) 

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Kramp, Joachim (2005). Hallo, Hier spricht Edgar Wallace! Berlin: Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf 

Kramp, Joachim/ Wehnert, Jürgen (2004). Das Edgar Wallace Lexikon. Berlin: Schwarzkopf & 

Schwarzkopf 

Tses, Cristos (2002). Der Hexer, der Zinker und andere Mörder. Essen: Klartext-Verlag. 

Und hoffentlich bald in deutscher Sprache: 

Cousins, Mark: The Story of Film (2004) 

Recommended books: 

Abrams, Nathan et al.: Studying Film.- Arnold 2001 

Task-oriented, highly reradable introduction to film studies; strong on British cinema.

Adair, Gilbert (ed.): Movies.- Penguin 1999 

Famous author Adair gives us a rattlebag of interesting articles. 

Bell, Angela/Joyce, Mark/Rivers, Danny: Advanced Level Media.- Hodder& 

Stoughton 1999 

The book has been both praised and condemned, but for non-native teachers it is an excellent 

resource book anyway. 

Blandford, Steve et al.: The Film Studies Dictionary.- Arnold 2001 

Aimed at students and fairly basic; still: one of the OK-books around. 

David Bordwell, Kristin Thompson: Film Art: An Introduction, 7th International 

Edition.- McGraw-Hill Education 2003 

A fat book, but one of the classics! 

Branston, Gill/Stafford, Roy: The Media Student's Book. Second Edition.- 

Routledge 1999 

A fat textbook full of good texts and even better ideas! 

Buckland, Warren: Teach Yourself Film Studies.- Hodder Headline 1998 

Serves beginners well. 

Buscombe, Edward: Cinema Today.- Phaidon Press 2003 

Huge and magnificent with stills galore and very good essays. 

Butler, Andrew M.: Film Studies.- Pocket Essentials 2002 

Very thin, very basic, very useful. 

Connell, Barbara et al.: Examining the Media.- Hodder&Stoughton 1996 

For students preparing for the GCSE; contains some useful material. 

Cook, David A.: A History of Narrative Film.- Norton 4 2004 

A 1000+ pages; seen as the definitive text in many US seminars. 

Cousins, Mark: Story of Film.- Pavilion 2004 

Very attractive new history. 

Donellan Craig (series editor): Television and Censorship.- Issues for the Nineties, 

vol.27 

Certainly not the latest - but it might give you a few ideas. 

Downes, Brenda/Miller, Steven: Teach Yourself Media Studies.- Hodder Headline 

1998 

Basic and informative. 

Ebert, Roger: The Bigger Little Book of Hollywood Clichés.- Virgin 1999 

Film guru Ebert has come up with a really entertaining collection. Check out the "Miracle of Available 

Parking Space." 

Gianetti, Paul: Understanding Movies. Tenth Edition.- Pearson 2005 

Quite costly, but extremely helpful with the jargon. Good examples. 

Glatzer, Robert: Beyond Popcorn. A Critic's Guide to Looking at Films.- EWU 

Press 2001 

Short, entertaining, informative – includes a chapter on "A List of All the Films You Have to See Before 

You Die." So: carpe diem. 

Gore, Chris: The 50 Greatest Movies Never Made.- St. Martin's 1999

Seems a shame...No "Biker Heaven" with Peter Fonda! 

Grahame, Jemmy et al.: Advertising Pack&Video.- English Media Centre 1993 

Fairly expensive AND dated, but still a good package of practical value. Get your school to buy it. 

Hart, Andrew (ed.): Teaching the Media. International Perspectives.- Lawrence 

Erlbaum Publ. 1998 

Gives you an idea of media education in English speaking countries (they have it!) 

Hart, Andrew: Understanding the Media. A Practical Guide.- Routledge 1991 

Agreed - it IS a bit dated, but it comes highly recommended by English Media Studies teachers. So 

why not give it a try? 

Hayward, Susan: Key Concepts in Cinema Studies.- Routledge 2006 (3 rd edition) 

Full of the jargon, but highly interesting; shows you there is more to it than just watching. For the more 

ambitious in a Wahlpflichtfach. 

Hill, John/Church Gibson, Pamela (eds.): The Oxford Guide to Film Studies.- OUP 

1998 

Comprehensive coverage means this book wants a serious-minded reader... 

Java, John: Cult TV.- St Martin's Press 1985 

Even if you haven't seen any of it it makes nice browsing. 

Lewis, Jon E./Stempel, Penny: Cult TV.- Pavillon 1993 

Somewhat dated - but quite good for research. 

McLuhan, Marshall/Fiore, Quentin: The Medium is the Massage.- Bantam 1967 

The classic! 

Medved Harry/Medved, Michael: The Fifty Worst Movies of All Time.- 

Angus&Robertson 1978 

THAT'S entertainment... 

Medved Harry/Medved, Michael: The Golden Turkey Awards.- Angus&Robertson 

1980 

And THAT'S entertainment... 

Mejia, Elizabeth et al.: 102 Very Teachable Films.- Prentice Hall 1994 

A nice volume to agree or rather disagree with. 

Mendik, Xavier/Harper, Graeme (eds.): Unruly Pleasures. The Cult Film and Its 

Critics.- FAB Press 2000 

I honestly didn't know that one could write such a cleverclever article on Russ Meyer. 

Meyer, David N.: The 100 Best Films to Rent You've Never Heard Of.- St. Martin's 

1997 

Quite amusing - you can check whether you've really never heard of the films or not. 

Mirzoeff, Nicholas: An Introduction to Visual Culture.- Routledge 1999 

Covers a wide range of visual forms (painting, TV, VR, Internet etc.) and should satisfy those who 

want a wider scope. 

Monaco, James: How To Read Film.- OUP 1981 (New edition: 2000!) 

The classic! Every home should have one. 

Nathan, Ian: 100 Videos You Must Own.- Empire n.d. 

Sorry, no way of obtaining a copy; it was a supplement to an Empire magazine in 1998; watch out for 

similar products, though.

Nelmes, Jill: An Introduction to Film Studies.- Routledge 1999 

Hefty volume for those who are serious about studying film. Some genuinely absorbing sections plus a 

handful mistakes. 

Nelson, Craig: Bad TV. The Very Best of the Very Worst.- Delta 1995 

Happy browsing for telly addicts. 

O'Sullivan, Tim/Jewkes, Yvonne (eds.): Media Studies Reader.- Arnold 1997 

Another hefty volume; the readings encompass a wide range of media and give you some necessary 

background knowledge. 

Peary, Danny, Cult Movies.- Vermilion 1982 

Hard to get but a real treat. 

Philipps, Patrick, Understanding Film Texts.- bfi 2000 

Good introduction with lots of shortcuts in the margin(s). 

Pramaggiore, Maria/Wallis, Tom: Film: A Critical Introduction.- Laurence King 

Publishing 2005 

Very attractive volume, highly accessible. 

Puchalski, Steven: Slimetime. A Guide to Sleazy, Mindless, Movie Entertainment - 

Stockport: Headpress 1996 

Oh, the fun you can have with film titles (e.g. "Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid"). 

Oxford Resource Books for English Teachers 

Highly useful series; watch out for Film, Video, Music&Songs, Newspapers and others. 

Reah, Danuta: The Language of Newspapers.- Routledge 1998 

One of the excellent satellite products that go with the core textbook Working with Texts. 

Schneider, Steven Jay (ed.): 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die.- Quinttet 

Publ. 2003 

Good fun – you can spend hours arguing! 

Stewart, Colin / Lavelle, Marc / Kowaltzke, Adam: Media and Meaning: an 

introduction.- bfi Publishing 2001; pp. 465 

Very comprehensive – a must have! 

Taylor, Lisa/Willis, Andrew: Media Studies. Texts, Institutions and Audiences.- 

Blackwell 1999 

Accessible and recent introduction to the field of media studies. 

Teasley, Alan B./Wilder, Ann: Reel Conversations. Reading Films with Young 

Adults.- Heinemann 1997 

Dated, of course – but still worth reading. 

Thomson, David: The New Biographical Dictionary of Film.- Little, Brown 2002 

An 800+ pp. must for every film fan. 

VideoHounds Golden Movie Retriever 2008.- Visible Ink 2007 

Of all the movie&video guides by far the best - better than Maltin's Guide because it contains 13 giant 

indexes (and 26,000 film reviews). Woof! 

Vogler, Christopher: The Writer's Journey.- Wiese Production 2 1998 

Based on Campbell's "The Hero With a Thousand Faces", this is an interesting approach to storytelling 

in film. 

Voytilla, Stuart: Myth and the Movies. Discovering the Mythic Structure of 50 

Unforgettable Films.- Wiese Production 1999

In the Vogler vein; for unforgettable films read "The Wrong Trousers" and "Silence of the Lambs". 

Wall, Peter/Walker, Paul: Media Studies for GCSE.- Collins 1997 

Hands-on on a fairly basic level. 

Whitehead, Mark: Slasher Movies.- pocketessentials 2000 

One in a very useful series. Brief, informative, to the point. Get the series!

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