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Discover the captivating history of New Zealand's cinematic journey with 'Camera in the Crowd: Filming New Zealand in Peace and War, 1895-1920.' This unique hardcover book delves into the golden age of filming and cinema in New Zealand, beginning in the mid-1890s. Authored by acclaimed historian Christopher Pugsley, known for his brilliant work on Gallipoli, this volume reveals the untold stories of the cameramen and the monumental films that documented life during peace and war, particularly during World War I. Featuring over 200 stunning photographs and illustrations, this book is a treasure trove for history buffs and cinema enthusiasts alike. The engaging narrative, combined with extensive archival research, offers readers a rare insight into the evolution of filmmaking in New Zealand. Each page is a visual feast, making this book not only informative but also a beautiful addition to any collection. Perfect for those seeking to understand how New Zealand's film industry blossomed and how historical events shaped its narrative, 'Camera in the Crowd' is a must-have for any librarian, collector, or casual reader curious about New Zealand's cinematic history in the context of peace and conflict. This brand new edition published by Oratia Books in 2017 is bound in a durable hardcover, ensuring longevity in both the home and educational environment. Order now to explore New Zealand's rich visual storytelling heritage and the legacy of its courageous cameramen.
Camera in the Crowd: Filming New Zealand in Peace and War, 1895-1920
Condition: BRAND NEW
Publisher: Oratia Books
Publication Date: 2017
Binding: Hardcover
Filming and cinema quickly won the hearts of New Zealand from the mid-1890s, yet the story of the cameramen and the film they took here and in the First World War has never been fully captured. This attractive hardback brings to fruition years of original research and archival work by esteemed historian Christopher Pugsley (Gallipoli), and features over 200 photos and illustrations.
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Camera in the Crowd: Filming New Zealand in Peace and War, 1895-1920
Condition: BRAND NEW
Publisher: Oratia Books
Publication Date: 2017
Binding: Hardcover
Filming and cinema quickly won the hearts of New Zealand from the mid-1890s, yet the story of the cameramen and the film they took here and in the First World War has never been fully captured. This attractive hardback brings to fruition years of original research and archival work by esteemed historian Christopher Pugsley (Gallipoli), and features over 200 photos and illustrations.
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