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Updated on August 9 to include video analyses of Spielberg's films and Ridley Scott's Alien

The Techniques and Themes of Steven Spielberg by Steven Benedict


Analysis of Alien (Ridley Scott, 1979) by Steven Benedict
 

Analysis of Blade Runner (Ridley Scott, 1982) by Steven Benedict

Analysis of Inception (Christopher Nolan, 2010) by Steven Benedict

Analysis of The Silence of the Lambs (Jonathan Demme, 1991) by Steven Benedict

Film Studies For Free just watched the above, very new, film analytical video essays, spotted on one of its regular trawls of the great video hosting site Vimeo. They are made for educational and critical purposes, using fair use/fair dealing procedures, by the Irish filmmaker, broadcaster, and lecturer Steven Benedict.

They are well edited, wide-ranging, insightful, and great for classroom discussion, to boot. FSFF hopes we'll be seeing more videographic film analyses made by Benedict and that these essays will inspire others, including film students, to explore this rising pedagogical and critical format, too.

There will be a post coming up shortly on the theory and practice of making film/TV educational video essays, so do please look out for that. And check out FSFF's earlier collection of links on Christopher Nolan's films.