“A concise look at the complexities of story and narration, and their purpose as essential tools in cinematic storytelling. Buckland provides terminology and concepts that stem from the perspective of readers experienced in film narrative, transforming what many filmmakers consider a mysterious process into something easily understood. In addition to being a richly illustrated academic text, this book is an indispensable tool for screenwriters.”
Frames Cinema Journal
“A brilliant synthesis in the field of film narrative studies and a valuable reference for university courses in film education. The author, Buckland, distills and reorganizes many traditional semiotic theories, offering a guide rich with practical examples and bibliographic references — all while maintaining accessibility for undergraduate students, and inviting exploration of the traditional distinctions between story and discourse.”
New Review of Film and Television Studies





Reviews
There are no reviews yet.