High School Teaching Kit Stresses Cinematography.(Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences kit)(Brief Article)
Arts Education Policy Review, March, 2000
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A new guide has been designed for students in secondary school visual arts and communications, English, language arts, and other courses to teach students about cinematography as they complete specific assignments in their classes. Distributed by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the guide, "Capturing Images on Film," is aimed at stimulating critical thinking and visual literacy.
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The Academy says the guide is part of "an ongoing commitment to creating a dialogue between the film-making community and the film-watching public." This is ...
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