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Film Class 02 - The Beginnings of film.

EPISODE · Feb 13, 2020 · 1H 8M

Film Class 02 - The Beginnings of film.

from Christopher's Classes · host Christopher Ouellette

If you have questions: [email protected] or Christopher's Classes on Facebook  An Illustrated History of Filmmaking by A Allsuch Boardman  The Edison Museum by They Might Be Giants (For Kids) From the Album No! (Deluxe Edition)  Here is a are the films to start with: Youtube Playlist 1. 1922 Nosferatu If you would like to see the full Syllabus, it's here And this is the film list I started with before I pared it down for the class. You can listen to the Born On Book Lovers Day podcast here

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