An updated edition - with completely new chapters - of the most accessible and compelling history of the cinema yet published, now also a fascinating 15-hour film documentary The Story of Film: An Odyssey.
Mark Cousins Books
May 3, 1965
Mark Cousins is a distinguished author and film critic whose work delves deeply into the art of cinema. He is known for exploring overlooked aspects of film history and theory, with a particular emphasis on visual storytelling and stylistic innovation. Cousins examines how films shape our perception of the world, striving to broaden our understanding and appreciation of cinematic artistry.
This guide offers a comprehensive and accessible approach to mastering Logic Pro X, featuring full-color screenshots that enhance understanding. It includes online audio resources to support learning, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced users looking to refine their skills. The clear explanations and visual aids facilitate a smooth learning experience, ensuring readers can effectively navigate and utilize the software's capabilities.
This comprehensive guide offers expert insights into using Logic for music production, focusing on 5.1 mixing and sound design for visual media. It covers essential techniques and tools, making it an invaluable resource for both beginners and experienced producers. With practical tips and detailed explanations, readers will learn how to enhance their audio projects and achieve professional-quality sound.
The Story of Looking
- 426 pages
- 15 hours of reading
An investigation into the elements of looking, combining art and science and painting a portrait of our culture, by critically-acclaimed writer and filmmaker Mark Cousins
Practical Mastering
- 264 pages
- 10 hours of reading
A practical mastering guide putting theory into practice on everyday, affordable software.
Exploring the documentary film, this book traces its development from the first film shot by Louis Lumiere in 1895 to the last shaggy-dog story (Nick Broomfield's TV film, Tracking Down Maggie), and the commercial success of Steve James's three-hour saga, Hoop Dreams.
Dear Orson Wells and Other Essays
- 300 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Mark Cousins offers a reflective exploration of the art of documentary-making, drawing from his experiences as a renowned Belfast filmmaker and BBC author. He delves into the intricacies of storytelling, the ethical responsibilities of filmmakers, and the impact of documentaries on audiences. Through personal anecdotes and insights, Cousins provides a unique perspective on the creative process and the significance of capturing real-life narratives.
