"A curated collection of film-related titles to satisfy researchers in areas such as cinema and literary studies, as well as practitioners of filmmaking and screenwriting. This database is a solid start for institutions interested in expanding their selection of film-related resources, as it’s easy to use, with little to no learning curve for novices to the subject."
Film Studies Reference is an essential academic resource, presenting a global and multifaceted exploration of cinema's history, culture, and critical frameworks. Bringing together foundational reference works, this collection equips students and scholars with invaluable insights into stars and filmmakers, national cinemas, and core theoretical debates.
These titles were originally published under Rowman & Littlefield's renowned imprints including Applause, Limelight, and Scarecrow Press.
Explores racism, sexism, LGBTQIA+ portrayals in film, prominent directors and film industries by region:
Historical Dictionaries
Covers cinema from the silent era to the present, with focused studies ranging from African American to Soviet cinema:
Practical Guides and Focused Analyses
Discussions on filmmaking techniques, screenwriting, film history, genres, directors and eras designed to provoke further thought and support research: