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This document provides an overview of topics to be covered in a film studies class, including discussions of pre-production planning vs execution, Steven Spielberg's use of "moving master shots", Buster Keaton's staging of action, Edgar Wright's techniques for comic filmmaking, the Kuleshov effect in montage editing, and plans for an upcoming editing workshop and assignment.
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