A Companion to Steven Spielberg

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Edited by Nigel Morris

Type: Studies
Subject: Director > Steven Spielberg
Keywords: Steven Spielberg
Publishing date: 2022
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Collection: Wiley Blackwell companions to film directors
Language: English

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Physical desc.

Paperback • 500 pages
7 x 9 ¾ inches (17.5 x 25 cm)

ISBN

978-1-119-32784-4

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Book Presentation:
A Companion to Steven Spielberg provides an authoritative collection of essays exploring the achievements and legacy of one of the most influential film directors of the modern era.
- Offers comprehensive coverage of Spielberg’s directorial output, from early works including Duel, The Sugarland Express, and Jaws, to recent films
• Explores Spielberg’s contribution to the development of visual effects and computer games, as well as the critical and popular reception of his films
• Topics include in-depth analyses of Spielberg’s themes, style, and filming techniques; commercial and cultural significance of the Spielberg ‘brand’ and his parallel career as a producer; and collaborative projects with artists and composers
• Brings together an international team of renowned scholars and emergent voices, balancing multiple perspectives and critical approaches
• Creates a timely and illuminating resource which acknowledges the ambiguity and complexity of Spielberg’s work, and reflects its increasing importance to film scholarship

About the Author:
Nigel Morris is Principal Lecturer in Media, School of Film and Media, University of Lincoln, UK, specializing in film, television, and media, cultural and educational studies. He is the author of The Cinema of Steven Spielberg (2007).

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