Items where SHU Author is "Hall, Sheldon"

HALL, Sheldon (2013). Jerry Pickman: “The Picture Worked.” Reminiscences of a Hollywood publicist. InMedia (3). (In Press)

HALL, Sheldon (2012). Carry On, Cowboy: roast beef Westerns. Iluminace: Journal of Film History, Theory, and Aesthetics, 24 (3).

HALL, Sheldon (2014). Pass the ammunition : a short etymology of “Blockbuster". In: ELLIOTT, Andrew B.R., (ed.) The Return of the Epic Film. Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press. (In Press)

HALL, Sheldon (2013). Geoffrey Unsworth. In: CURTHOYS, Mark, (ed.) Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford, Oxford University Press. (In Press)

HALL, Sheldon (2013). Nigel Green. In: CURTHOYS, Mark, (ed.) Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford, Oxford University Press. (Submitted)

HALL, Sheldon (2012). Ozoners, roadshows and blitz exhibitionism: postwar developments in distribution and exhibition. In: NEALE, Steve, (ed.) The classical Hollywood reader. London and New York, Routledge, 343-354.

HALL, Sheldon (2010). Alternative versions in the early years of CinemaScope. In: BELTON, John, HALL, Sheldon and NEALE, Steve, (eds.) Widescreen worldwide. New Barnet, Herts, John Libbey Publishing, 113-131.

HALL, Sheldon (2009). The wrong sort of cinema : refashioning the heritage film debate. In: MURPHY, Robert, (ed.) The British cinema book, 3rd ed. Basingstoke, BFI/Palgrave Macmillan, 46-56.

HALL, Sheldon (2008). Under siege : the double rape of Straw Dogs. In: SHAIL, Robert, (ed.) Seventies British cinema. Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 129-138.

HALL, Sheldon (2012). Channel Four and the rediscovery of old movies on television. In: Channel Four and UK Film Culture, BFI Southbank, 1-2 November 2012.

HALL, Sheldon and NEALE, Steve (2010). Epics, spectacles and blockbusters : a Hollywood history. Contemporary approaches to film and television series . Detroit, Michigan, Wayne State University Press.

BELTON, John, HALL, Sheldon and NEALE, Steve (2010). Widescreen worldwide. New Barnet, John Libbey Publishing.

HALL, Sheldon (2011). Blockbusters. New York, Oxford University Press.