It Takes a Team: We Made a Movie - Globus, Doro
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Perfect for aspiring actors, movie makers, directors and more! A great follow-on title to the bestselling Little People, Big Dreams series. Ever wondered how a movie goes from an idea to the big screen? Meet our producer, who is here to take you on a joyful journey to learn all about how movies are made. From the first draft of the script to the star-studded premiere - this is a comprehensive look at the team and creative process behind making a movie. For curious film fanatics to aspiring actors and directors, this narrative non-fiction title is the perfect introduction to the movie industry…mehr

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Perfect for aspiring actors, movie makers, directors and more! A great follow-on title to the bestselling Little People, Big Dreams series. Ever wondered how a movie goes from an idea to the big screen? Meet our producer, who is here to take you on a joyful journey to learn all about how movies are made. From the first draft of the script to the star-studded premiere - this is a comprehensive look at the team and creative process behind making a movie. For curious film fanatics to aspiring actors and directors, this narrative non-fiction title is the perfect introduction to the movie industry for ages 6+. Written by internationally bestselling author Doro Globus and illustrated by movie-geek Serge Seidlitz, this is a brilliant book about the joy of teamwork, collaboration and creativity. So grab your popcorn and get watching! Other books in the series: We Made a Song
Autorenporträt
Doro Globus is a writer, editor and publisher, having who has worked in arts publishing for over 15 years. She is the author of Making a Great Exhibition and I am an Artist, both illustrated by Rose Blake. Doro is passionate about lifting the curtain on various creative industries to make them more accessible to every child, while teaching them the value of teamwork and imagination. Originally from New York, she now lives in London with her husband and two children.