Name: Television Is Where You Find It: A History of Feature Filmmakers in TV (en Inglés)
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Author: Simpson, Craig S.
ISBN: 9781978844841

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Television Is Where You Find It: A History of Feature Filmmakers in TV (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Rutgers University Press

Autor

Simpson, Craig S.

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Inglés

N° páginas

214

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781978844841

Television Is Where You Find It: A History of Feature Filmmakers in TV (en Inglés)

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Television Is Where You Find It is a revelatory journey into the overlooked world of feature filmmakers who brought their cinematic vision to the small screen between 1955 and 1990--long before directing for television became trendy in the age of "Prestige TV." With ten compelling case studies--from legends like Alfred Hitchcock, David Lynch, and Orson Welles to trailblazers like Ida Lupino, Melvin Van Peebles, and Martin Scorsese--author Craig S. Simpson uncovers how these directors reshaped the language of television with style and imagination.Far from simply dabbling in a "lesser" medium, these filmmakers pushed the boundaries of what TV could do, crafting bold, innovative work that challenges the old notion that television belongs solely to writers and producers. In this fresh, critical study, Television Is Where You Find It makes a case for rediscovering and reevaluating a rich chapter of television history--one in which cinematic artistry quietly flourished, often hidden in plain sight.