The History of Cinema. 24 Frames Per Second. From Celluloid to Digital

A long-awaited new release from the Level One lectures!
In the book «The History of Cinema. 24 Frames Per Second. From Celluloid to Digital», Oleg Groznov, a film scholar and lecturer at Level One, will tell the most interesting things about cinematography — how the most spectacular of the arts originated, what the secrets of the masters of great directors and actors are, how genres and directions of 20th-century cinema differ, and what the secret of cult films from «The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari» to the Marvel universe is.
The book examines different stages in the development of cinematic art, starting from the forefathers of cinematography — the Lumière brothers, to contemporary directors such as Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan. The author addresses those works and authors that played the most important role in shaping the basic principles of cinematic aesthetics, defining the face of modern cinematography and contemporary culture as a whole.
Reading this book will help you understand the main principles of cinematic art, allow you to learn how to analyze films and understand the language of cinema. This is not just a history of cinema; it is a journey into the world of art, which will help you see films from a different perspective and enjoy them even more.
Oleg Groznov — lecturer at Level One, art historian, author of scientific and popular articles on the history of cinematography and architecture.
Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of cinema and learn about its history and development from the first hand! The book «The History of Cinema. 24 Frames Per Second. From Celluloid to Digital» is the perfect guide for everyone who loves cinema and wants to learn more about it!