Making crime television: producing entertaining representations of crime for television broadcast/ Anita Lam
Publication details: USA: Routledge, 2014Description: 212 pISBN: 9781138915138Subject(s): Television crime shows -- Production and direction. Actor-network theoryDDC classification: 791.456556
Contents:
1. Setting the stage: A Literature Review and Analysis
Chapter 2. On Method: Trail-sniffing Ants and Bread Crumbs of Reflexivity Chapter 3. Breaking The Bridge: Documenting the Heterogeneous Knowledge Inputs into the Laboratory of the Writers' Room
Chapter 4. The Case of the Missing 'Bad Apples': Transforming 'Injured Cop' into 'The Unguarded Moment'
Chapter 5. Showcasing Hamilton: How Place Becomes Relevant in the Making of Canadian Crime Dramas
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1. Setting the stage: A Literature Review and Analysis
Chapter 2. On Method: Trail-sniffing Ants and Bread Crumbs of Reflexivity Chapter 3. Breaking The Bridge: Documenting the Heterogeneous Knowledge Inputs into the Laboratory of the Writers' Room
Chapter 4. The Case of the Missing 'Bad Apples': Transforming 'Injured Cop' into 'The Unguarded Moment'
Chapter 5. Showcasing Hamilton: How Place Becomes Relevant in the Making of Canadian Crime Dramas
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