Looks at how science is portrayed in over one hundred films, discussing the accuracy rate of science in movies and the influence they have on public opinion.
From a design perspective, a large, expensive, visually dynamic lab space is much more interesting on screen than a real but bland functioning research laboratory. Filmmakers are quick to make changes they feel are necessary to ...
What finally catalyzed this reaction? This eclectic collection of essays examines the connections between Hollywood and science, with a primary focus on the current state of the relationship.
With the guidance of Horner, the filmmakers created a computer-generated image of a “Velociraptor fossil” that Grant used as a visual device to explain the theory of bird evolution favored by Horner. There are several other scenes that ...
Chapter two, “Neoliberalism in Contemporary Hollywood Science Fiction” examines continuities and discontinuities in neoliberal representation by reviewing secondary sources on Hollywood science fiction literature and analysing a corpus ...
With the sarcasm and wit that only Derek Hunter can deliver, Outrage, Inc. reveals every angle of the liberal anger industry that has created systemic bias and subtle indoctrination to manipulate an unsuspecting public.
Engineering Hollywood tells the story of the formation of the Hollywood studio system not as the product of a genius producer, but as an industry that brought together creative practices and myriad cutting-edge technologies in ways that had ...
This book is the first of its kind, studying the pop culture genre in the wake of the September 11th tragedy.
Can science fiction--especially sci-fi cinema--save the world?
'A wonderful book... Delightfully varied... As with all the best science writing, this book doesn't just give answers, it also asks interesting questions.' Daily Mail 'Captivating and intelligent! Who knew...
Hooray for Campbellwood Christopher Vogler's The Writer's Journey is the definitive resource for the power of drawing on Joseph Campbell for telling stories. You've also seen how widely I've cited Robert McKee's Story.