Chapter VII - Writing About Film (pp. 232-265) by Linda Cahir, Ph. D.Every film has its own DNA. The job of the writer who takes up the study of a film is to understand that movie’s particular complex structure. In a general way, we can get a sense of just how complex the structure of a feature film is by watching closing credits and seeing the rolling multitude of names of people who worked on the movie. A film is composed of intricacies of involvement and complex orchestration of tasks that result in the unique structure of the particular movie.
Cahir, Linda Costanzo. Literature into Film : Theory and Practical Approaches, McFarland & Company, Incorporated Publishers, 2006.
