£20.00
Bringing a twist to the practical movie-making genre, this book uses the films you already know and love to explain key terms and processes; exploring everything from cinematography to the secrets of talking to camera. Investigating deep focus through Citizen Kane, forced perspective through Elf and slow motion through Reservoir Dogs, this is a fascinating read for film buffs and a must-read for students or those just starting out in the industry.
Hardback, 192 pages.
135 illustrations.
Measures 22.8 x 17 cm.
£9.95
To many parents' despair, 'Fronted Adverbials' have become a necessary part of every British child's education. Despite having a PhD in Linguistics, you can still find yourself stumped by your Year 4 child's homework. Without wishing to sound presumptuous, we think we may be able...
£11.99
Yep, we know - this hasn't been a great year, but it has been extraordinary. Illustrated by Pete and Marianne Smith, this mug manages to capture so many different aspects of the year 2020, from elbow bumps and home-learning to sourdough baking, it's all here....
£9.95
We’ve adapted this 1944 diagram that shows Evolution Emerging and the triumphant Procession of the Vertebrates. The original design was by D.F. Levett Bradley. The notebook features an elasticated pen holder at the side, a black ribbon pager marker, and a handy elastic closure/page holder. FSC certified...
£15.99
From medical workers to delivery people, posties to cleaners, firefighters to teachers and so many more - our essential workers keep the world turning every single day. Filled with bright colours and plenty of details, this puzzle is a celebration of our everyday heroes (and...
