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Spy X Family Manga Comic Book Tatsuya Endo 1

11,2 cm x 17,6 cm

216 sf

‘‘Kurgu nedir, neyin nesidir? Kurgunun özü ve doğası nasıl açıklanmalıdır? Başka sanatlarda olmayan,

sırf sinematografa özgü bir kurgu var mıdır? Eğer kurgu, sinema kuramcılarının savundukları gibi dansı,

dramı, müziği ve resmi de kapsıyorsa, o zaman söz konusu sanatların hangi niteliğinde kendisini gösterir?

Sanatın oluşumu algılama eyleminin sürecinde ve bu sürecin sonunda oluşuyorsa, bu noktada kurgunun

‘esrarengiz’ doğasına giden yolda ilk adımımızı atmış oluruz...’’

Dili: Türkçe

Yazar: Aleksey G. Sokolov

Sayfa: 138

Instead of first designing and writing a story, turning it into a screenplay, and then choosing actors suitable for that scenario, I first start thinking about the characters, then build and write a story about them. In fact, I like to think of roles that fit the characters I've known on one occasion. That's why it's much easier for me to write dialogue and story drafts since I start by identifying the characters.

Number of Pages: 288

Language: Turkish

Translator: Selim Ozgul

Author: Ludvig Hertzberg

The description of Silent Cinema Book

Beginning as Victorian stories, in the early years of the twentieth century, cinema was marked as a new art and a booming industry.

Over time, it became a completely separate branch of art on its own. Many people think that cinema is the art branch that left its mark on the twentieth century.

claims to be. The time period between the last thirty years of the nineteenth century and the year 1929, when sound meets film,

It has been the scene of great technological and aesthetic changes.

Number of Pages: 180

Language: Turkish

Translator: Eser Ulun

Author: J. Robb

AUTHOR NAME: Hiroyuki Takei

Language Turkish

Width (cm): 12.5X19

BOOK 1: 208

BOOK 2: 192

BOOK 3: 188

BOOK 4: 192

BOOK 5: 200

BOOK 6: 200

BOOK 7: 192

BOOK 8: 200

Number of Pages: 336

Language: Turkish

Author: Alim Şerif Onaran

The End Of The Fucking World: “When I was 16, I thought I was in love with Alyssa…” James and Alyssa are two teenagers facing the fears of approaching adulthood. As we listen to their stories alternately from their own mouths in each episode, we witness that these very familiar adolescence experiences evolve into a nihilistic end. The increasingly sociopathic character James forces the duo to the menacing end of a forced journey like “Badlands” or “The Catcher in the Rye”.

Author : Charles Forsman

Translator : Nuri Sevsem Gurvardar

Language Turkish

Cover : Cardboard Cover

Paper Type : Coated

Size : 12×15

Number of Pages: 176

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