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Film as a Research Method:
A Practice-based Guide
Jacobs, Jessica
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Category: Environmental Science Publisher: Sage Publications Publication Date: 11/2050 Status: Not Yet Published Imprint: SAGE Publications Ltd Affiliation: Queen Mary, University of London, UK Audience: College/higher education Retail Price: 48.00 (Tentative Price May Change)
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Synopsis:
This applied text provides students and researchers with a practical, step-by-step guide to using film to produce research. Despite the recent explosion in the use of digital technologies like smartphones, there has been huge lack of practical information for researchers who want to use film in their work. Until now. Each chapter in this guide uses case studies to provide practical advice and recommendations, including advice from film professionals. Explanations of the necessary theory are provided throughout to give in-depth context to your research. In two sections - on method and on output - this guide explains film as a visual methodolog, covering: technologies of film - equipment and software constructing the sound and the image filming - using your camera in the field editing - from the first cut to post-production impact and the audience This highly-informative resource - including web-based materials - provides anyone with a smartphone in their pocket with the tools to use film in their research. From the qualitative issues of film as a method to the practical issues of film as an output, this is the social science researcher's A-Z.
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