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Film journals and magazines combine discussion of individual films, genres and directors with in-depth considerations of the medium and the conditions of its production and reception. Their articles contrast with film reviewing in newspapers and magazines which principally serve as a consumer guide to movies.
List of film journals and magazines
English language journals and magazines
- Boxoffice Magazine (1920) Provides movie reviews and news, boxoffice ratings and movie business information.
- Cinefantastique (aka CFQ) (1967 as a fanzine; 1970 as a glossy) US based, covers horror films.
- Entertainment Weekly (1990) US consumer entertainment magazine published by Time Inc covering movies, television, music, Broadway stage productions, books, and popular culture.
- Fangoria (1979) American Horror Magazine with in-depth horror movie news, reviews, previews and interviews.
- Filmjournalen (1919 – 1953) Sweden's most influential film magazine. Merged into Bildjournalen in 1953.
- Film Review Britain’s longest-running film magazine includes film news and reviews. Published monthly with four quarterly special issues.
- fps magazine (1991) fps (frames per second) is the magazine for film and TV animation.
- Impact UK monthly magazine covering action entertainment: including martial arts films, anime and manga.
- Millimeter B2B magazine focusing on motion picture and television production.
- Modern Screen (1930 – 1985) Popular American magazine featuring articles, pictorials and interviews with movie and TV stars as well as music personalities.
- Monthly Film Bulletin (1934 – 1991) British Film Institute publication merged with Sight and Sound in 1991.
- MovieMaker (1993) Independent film and filmmaking.
- Neon (1996 – 1999) Irreverent contemporary British film magazine published monthly by Emap.
- Photoplay (1911 – 1980) The original film fan magazine featured celebrity interviews and articles.
- Premiere (1987 – 2007) American film magazine
- Scenographer Magazine International magazine dedicated to production designers, costume designers and set decorators working in cinema, theatre and television.
- Screen Quarterly international journal of academic film and television studies.
- Shivers (1992) UK film magazine dedicated to horror genre movies, television shows and literature.
- Smoke & Mirrors Australian quarterly magazine for filmmakers, make-up and special effects practitioners.
- Starlog (1976) US monthly science-fiction film magazine.
- Variety (1905) Entertainment movie news, reviews, and entertainment industry events, news and reviews from Cannes, Oscars, and Hollywood awards.
- TAKE:1 (2005) Indian monthly magazine with articles on a variety of topics, ranging from movies, celebrities and their lifestyles.
Danish language journals and magazines
French language journals and magazines
German language journals and magazines
Spanish language journals and magazines
Additional journals and magazines
- Maarvon Israeli Magazine, since 2005. Maarvon is a part of Maayan, a magazine for poetry and ideas.
- Filmjournalen, Swedish film magazine 1919-53.
- Film, An Iranian Monthly magazine since 1983. There are various kind of articles in every issue from Iranian cinema to world cinema, from festival reports to serious theoretic parts. Some of the most celebrated Iranian film critics from different generations with different approaches write in this magazine. Also an English version of *Film called *Film International is published quarterly.
Bibliography
- Slide, Anthony. International Film, Radio, and Television Journals. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1985. xiv, 428 p.
- Loughney, Katharine. Film, Television, and Video Periodicals: A Comprehensive Annotated. New York: Garland Publ, 1991. 431 p.
External links
es:Revistas de cine fr:Liste des revues et magazines de cinéma
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