...The Academy and Motion Pictures ...

... digital video memory death gleaning motion pictures ...

... Black entrepreneurs Black labor in the motion picture industry actualities / nonfiction comedy Black urbanity ...

... Scientology Institutional Space Motion Pictures Twitter Stupidity Patricia Highsmith J. G. Ballard Alfred Hitchcock ...

... This chapter looks at early motion picture entrepreneurs working in northern cities. Along with George W. Broome and Louis B. Anderson, filmmakers such as Hunter C. Haynes in New York and Peter P. Jones, Arthur Anderson, and William Foster in Chicago engaged in various moving picture ventures...

.... Via crime stories and crime films, and belief systems such as Scientology, this part details the medium of suspense as a worldview—focusing on one the suspense novel’s great practitioners, Patricia Highsmith, and on one of the suspense motion picture’s great strategists, Alfred Hitchcock. A central...

... left for later filmmakers. Uplift cinema becomes a model for alternative uses of motion picture technology that opened up new possibilities for African American engagements with cinema. Oscar Micheaux Body and Soul Paul Robeson ...

... the medium of suspense as a worldview—focusing on one the suspense novel’s great practitioners, Patricia Highsmith, and on one of the suspense motion picture’s great strategists, Alfred Hitchcock. A central focus on the novel and the film Strangers on a Train . Scientology Institutional Space...

.... This chapter argues that Hampton sought to avoid Tuskegee’s troubles by assuming control over the actual production of the films themselves. This chapter further argues that the motion picture productions made at Tuskegee as well as Hampton are important components of the history of sponsored and industrial...

... rather than one modeled on the principle of the database. digital video memory death gleaning motion pictures ...

... This chapter explores the media culture of uplift in which the motion pictures functioned, focusing on the campaigns of the Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes, both live and in print, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. These campaign materials—pamphlets, publications, photography...

... pop sound and attractive young male crooners in American popular music. Examined venues and modes for crooning performance include radio, recording, sweet jazz bands, cabaret, motion picture houses, and early sound films. Key performers in the early development of microphone crooning are examined...