(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) Congratulations, you have made it through the entire series! Hopefully by now you have learned

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) As we get closer to wrapping up this series, I'm going to pull away from

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) As I finish up this series, we come to the next step in the filmmaking

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) We are nearing the end of the filmmaking process, as well as the end of

[caption id="attachment_1851" align="aligncenter" width="570"] Old school film editing![/caption] (This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about

[caption id="attachment_1838" align="aligncenter" width="570"] James Dean - One of the Greats[/caption] (This is part of my series on how to better dialogue

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) As we've worked our way through cinematography and lighting, there is still one more aspect

[caption id="attachment_1727" align="aligncenter" width="570"] Yes, sometimes they do use this many![/caption] (This is part of my series on how to better dialogue

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) Now we're at the camera. The department who captures what goes on the screen, that

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) As we progress through the different departments of the film, we arrive at one of

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) So we've covered the plot, the characters, the genre, and even the hero's journey. Let's

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) As I mentioned in the plot section of this series, Joseph Campbell concluded from his

[caption id="attachment_1637" align="alignnone" width="570"] Can you guess where this scene is going?[/caption] (This is part of my series on how to better

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) This one is related to the plot and story of the film, but focuses more

(This is part of my series on how to better dialogue with and about films. See more here) This probably seems the most obvious. It's probably something you do already every time you

So by now you probably know that I like to discuss films. You probably know how important I think it is. Maybe you even know I think films are too important, and too