Classical Hollywood style

United Kingdom, 1994

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Episode number 1 of Series “American cinema”.
In classical Hollywood film, the story is primary. Filmmakers rely on style, structure, narrative and visual elements to tell their story. Martin Scorcese and Sydney Pollack are among the directors who discuss their own style and how the classical Hollywood style, although evolving, endures and impacts on their work.

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director

Lawrence Pitkethly

producer

Molly Ornati

production company

BBC

KCET (Television station : Los Angeles, Calif.)

New York Center for Visual History

Duration

00:55:00:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1994

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American cinema

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American cinema

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