Entertainment writers are often faced with the challenge of reviewing an unfamiliar work. Whether movies or sculpture, art or architecture, this book guides the writer through the steps necessary to produce an acceptable review of these arts, as well as television, literature, drama, dance, and music.
Using current illustrations from a variety of newspapers, the author shows how the pros deal with the arts, as well as pointing out the problems students face in writing reviews. He also deals with the advance story, libel as it pertains to criticism, and the ethics of the business.
New in this edition is a chapter dealing with the arts writer as police reporter, as violence has moved into the popular music scene. The book also includes a suggested reading list for more information on each specific art form.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
Für Beruf und Forschung
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Maße
Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-8058-2809-2 (9780805828092)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Contents: Preface. The Critic and the Reviewer. The Seven Lively Arts--And More! A Method for Reviewing the Arts. Film--Where Everyone Is an Expert. Television--The Awesome Medium. Music--The Divided Art. Drama--Where "All the World's a Stage." Music Plus Theater Equals Dance. Design and Function Meet in Architecture. "It's Pretty, But Is it Art?" Sculpture--Thousands of Years of Art. Familiar Subject, Unusual Treatment. The Ethics of the Business. The Reviewer as Reporter. Epilogue.
