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Bloomsbury Publishing — Investor Presentation (2021)
37 slides from Bloomsbury Publishing's investor presentation, 2021
Slide 1: From Script to Screen, and Beyond
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Slide 2: • Your homepage • Content – what’s included? • Search
• Your homepage • Content – what’s included? • Search • Advanced search • Browsing the site • Related content • The timeline of cinema history • Personal account and saving content • Cite • Social sharing • Librarians area
Slide 3: Your Homepage
Your Homepage
Slide 4: Your Homepage
Your Homepage Welcome to the Screen Studies homepage! From here you can enter into the content in a number of 1 different ways: 2 3 1. The menu along the top, which offers different ways of browsing the content. 2. The search bar, that appears at the top of every page. 3. The image carousel, which d
Slide 5: Content
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Slide 6: Content – What's Included?
Content – What’s Included? Screen Studies is a dynamic digital platform designed to support moving image studies. It offers a broad range of content including books, screenplays, overview articles and learning resources from Bloomsbury, Faber & Faber, the British Film Institute, Focal Press and Aute
Slide 7: Bloomsbury and Faber Screenplays and Criticism
msbury and Faber Screenplays and Criticism • This collection brings together a wide range of content from Bloomsbury and Faber & Faber, offering searchable access to more than 120 screenplays presented in industry-standard studio format; over 25 introductory overview articles with expert analysis of
Slide 8: BFI Film Classics and BFI Film Studies
BFI Film Classics • BFI Film Classics comprises titles from the award-winning BFI Film Classics book series which introduces, interprets and celebrates landmarks of world cinema from the silent era to the 21st century. Each title offers a sophisticated but accessible argument for the film's 'classic
Slide 9: Auteur Film Studies
Auteur Film Studies • The Auteur Film Studies collection brings together 91 concise, student-friendly e‑books on popular and cult films from this highly regarded Liverpool University Press imprint. From single film monographs on a range of commonly studied films across the ever- popular genres of sc
Slide 10: Filmmaking
Filmmaking Filmmaking offers a dedicated collection of over 100 practical eBooks from Focal Press and Bloomsbury, offering depth and coverage across the curriculum for student- practitioners. • Provides coverage across key areas of filmmaking including production, screenwriting, cinematography, dire
Slide 11: How to Search
How to Search
Slide 12: How to search
How to search Search the full text and metadata across all subscribed collections on the platform, including book chapters, screenplays and 1 2 articles 1. To search the content of Screen Studies, enter your search term in the box 2. Once you have chosen your term, click the search icon or hit enter
Slide 13: How to search
How to search You will be taken to the search results page. This will display all the content that includes your search term 3. Each book has been split down to chapter level to enable users to find content that is most useful for them 3
Slide 14: How to search
How to search Scrolling down the page reveals the other search 4 results and the taxonomy categories that can be used as filters to refine your results: • Period • Place • People • Themes • Genres, Movements and 5 Styles 4. • Filmson one of the filters to Click narrow • Contentdown the results that
Slide 15: How to search
How to search Clicking on a result will take you to the content page. This is a 8 book chapter from Genre Screenwriting: How to Write 9 Popular Screenplays That Sell 6. On this page you can read the full 7 chapter 7. You can also explore the full chapter table of contents, and jump directly to a sec
Slide 16: How to search
How to search Scroll down the page to read the chapter 11. You can also see which 11 taxonomy terms the chapter has been tagged with. All of these are hyperlinked and will take you to a page with all content on the site that has been tagged with the term 12 12. The taxonomy tags also inform the rela
Slide 17: Advanced Search
Advanced Search
Slide 18: Advanced Search
Advanced Search If you have a more complicated search query, you can use the advanced search tool 1. Click on Advanced Search, which appears 1 to the right of the normal search bar
Slide 19: Advanced Search
Advanced Search 2. Enter multiple search terms to be used at once using the Add Field button 3. Choose where you want to search for this term; Anywhere, Title, 2 3 Author, Summary, Category or Identifier 4 4. You can also refine the results by the year it was 5 published 5. Lastly, you can specify t
Slide 20: Browsing the site
Browsing the site
Slide 21: Browsing the site
Browsing the site 1. The Explore dropdown menu lets you discover the 1 content through various entry points including: People, Themes, Genres, Movements and Styles, and Films
Slide 22: Browsing the site
Browsing the site 1 1 2 2. Selecting one of the options under Explore will take you to a page showing all the facets within the category 3. The numbers in brackets 2 indicate the amount of content that has been tagged with this 3 term 4. Clicking on a term e.g. Avant 4 Garde/Experimental takes you 3
Slide 23: Browsing the site
Browsing the site Browse Contents appears in the top navigation, above the search bar. Use this to explore the different content within Screen Studies: 5. Screenplays from 5 Bloomsbury and Faber 6 6. Scholarly books on film 7 8 and screen craft 9 7. The History of Cinema Interactive Timeline 8. Over
Slide 24: Browsing the site
Browsing the site The Collections menu allows you to search Screen Studies by the individual collections. Clicking on the options this way will take you to the individual landing pages of each of the collections.
Slide 25: Browsing the site
Browsing the site 10. About provides more detail about Screen Studies including a link to 10 11 the title list, as well as links to the current Featured Content and Spotlight pieces, and details about the Educational Advisory Board 11. Librarians includes all the information that librarians may need
Slide 26: Related Content
Related Content
Slide 27: Related Content
Related Content 1 1. On each content page you will see taxonomy terms that the content has been tagged with. You can click on a specific term to view other content that has also been tagged with this term 2. The taxonomy terms inform the Related 2 Content. This is other content within Screen Studies
Slide 28: History of Cinema Timeline
History of Cinema Timeline
Slide 29: History of Cinema Timeline
story of Cinema Timeline To access this feature, choose History of Cinema Timeline from the Browse Contents dropdown 1 The timeline covers the history of cinema, from the late nineteenth century to the present day 1. Images along the top offer a 2 visual insight into the period, and link either to b
Slide 30: Personal Accounts and Saving Content
Personal Accounts and Saving Content
Slide 31: Personal Accounts and Saving Content
sonal Accounts and Saving Content When logged into your institutional account, you can create a personal account by clicking the ‘sign in’ button at the top right of the screen, and 3 selecting the ‘sign up now’ option. With this personal account, you can 1. You save can save content andeach type of
Slide 32: Citations
Citations
Slide 33: Using Citations
Using Citations APA, MLA and Chicago citations are available for all content on Screen Studies 1 1. To cite, use the Citation button at the top right of the content 2 2. You can select which citation style to use and then copy this to your clipboard or export it as a RIS file
Slide 34: Social Sharing
Social Sharing
Slide 35: Social Sharing
Social Sharing You can share what you see on Screen Studies by using the 1 ‘Share’ button, at the top right of your content 2 1. You can share content on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest by simply clicking on the icon of the site on which you’d like to share 2. You can also sh
Slide 36: Librarian's Area
Librarian’s Area
Slide 37: Librarian's Area
Librarian’s Area This area includes information on: • How to subscribe to Screen Studies, the contact details for our sales teams worldwide, and information on how to use the administration portal • Benefits for subscribing institutions and their users • MARC & KBART Records, and how to download the