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• The Official "Doctor Who" Annual 2009 ("Doctor Who")

  BBC

  
  
   

• "Have You Seen...?": a Personal Introduction to 1,000 Films Including Masterpieces, Oddities and Guilty Pleasures (with Just a Few Disasters)

  David Thomson

  
  
   

• Me Cheeta: The Autobiography

  Cheeta

  
  
   

• Quantum of Solace Bond on Set: Filming 007 Quantum of Solace

  Greg Williams

  
  
   

• Bounder!: The Biography of Terry-Thomas

  Graham McCann

  
  
   

• The Animator's Survival Kit: A Working Manual of Methods, Principles and Formulas for Computer, Stop-motion, Games and Classical Animators (Applied Arts)

  Richard Williams

  
  
   

• Story: Substance, Structure, Style and the Principles of Screenwriting

  Robert McKee

  
  
   

• "Gavin and Stacey": From Barry to Billericay

  James Corden, Ruth Jones

  
  
   

• Film Art: An Introduction

  David Bordwell, Kristin Thompson

  
  
   

• Sex and the City: The Movie

  Amy Sohn

  
  
   

• Roger Moore: My Word is My Bond: My Word Is My Bond (BBC Audio)

  Roger Moore

  
  
   

• In the Blink of an Eye: A Perspective on Film Editing

  Walter Murch

  
  
   

• The Complete Making of "Indiana Jones": The Definitive Story Behind All Four Films

  Laurent Bouzereau, J.W. Rinzler

  
  
   

• The Photography Book

  Ian Jeffrey

  
  
   

• "Time Out" Film Guide 2009 (Time Out Film Guide)

  Time Out Guides Ltd

  
  
   

• Film Directing Shot by Shot: Visualizing from Concept to Screen (Michael Wiese Productions): Visualizing from Concept to Screen (Michael Wiese Productions)

  Steven D. Katz

  
  Film Directing Shot by Shot offers a good introduction to the rudiments of film production. Steven D. Katz walks his readers through the various stages of moviemaking, advising them at every turn to visualise the films they wish to produce. Katz believes that one of the chief tasks of filmmaking is to negotiate between our three-dimensional reality and the two-dimensionality of the screen. He covers the number of technical options filmmakers can use to create a satisfying flow of shots, a continuity that will make sense to viewers and aptly tell the film's story. Katz provides in-depth coverage of production design, storyboarding, spatial connections, editing, scene staging, depth of frame, camera angles, point of view and the various types of stable compositions and moving camera shots. --Jake Bond
  
   

• Hattie: The Authorised Biography of Hattie Jacques

  Andy Merriman

  
  
   

• The Moon's a Balloon

  David Niven

  
  
   

• Fifty Years of "Carry On"

  Richard Webber

  
  
   

• My Judy Garland Life

  Susie Boyt