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1. www.forestryengland.uk › article › treelineTreeline - Forestry England

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   The treeline suggests the lines that humans draw, in the landscape and through time, lines they create and cross. Shifting treelines are also a warning about the danger of destroying forests for biodiversity loss and a heating planet. Treeline also refers to the treeline in nature that varies with altitude, latitude, and temperature.

2. www.bfi.org.uk › sight-and-sound › magazineSight and Sound back issues, indexes and archive | BFI

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   Our complete digital archive. The complete archive of Sight & Sound magazine (dating back to 1932) and the Monthly Film Bulletin (1932-1991) is available in digital form for your desktop. Search, bookmark and print high-quality PDF s; create and email JPG clippings. Access is included for S&S print subscribers or can be purchased for £35.

3. archive.org › browseBrowse: Top Level > > Film and Cinema Magazines - Archive.org

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   A line drawing of the Internet Archive headquarters building façade. An illustration of a computer application windowWayback Machine. An illustration of an open book. Texts. An illustration of two cells of a film strip. Video. An illustration of an audio speaker. Audio. An illustration of a 3.5" floppy disk.

4. www2.bfi.org.uk › news-opinion › sight-soundSight & Sound back issues, annual index and archive | BFI

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   Annual indexes. The Sight & Sound Annual Indexes for 2013-19 are available to download and print here. The listings include subject, director, film title, contributor and more and provide a comprehensive index of the entire contents of each Sight & Sound print issue over the course of the whole year. Sight & Sound Annual Index 2019 6.6 MB.

5. mediahistoryproject.orgMedia History Digital Library

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   Who's who in the film world [1914] Lantern is the search platform for the collections of the Media History Digital Library. Enter a search term below to begin exploring the 2,915,076 pages of digitized books and magazines from the histories of film, broadcasting, and recorded sound. If you would like to search the titles of the publications ...

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6. sightandsounddigital.bfi.org.uk › custompagesSight and Sound - BFI

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   March 2024. Explore an unparalleled archive of film commentary and criticism with every issue of Sight & Sound and Monthly Film Bulletin published since 1932. You can also access the Sight & Sound Archive using the S&S app:

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   What is treeline about?

   • The multiple, continuous horizontal panning views in Treeline aim to show the horizontal spread of forests of all kinds across the earth, and also to evoke the way trees sometimes thrive and take over land when left alone. The film aims to be a kind of collectively imagined and constructed forest ‘corridor’.

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   What is a treeline soundtrack?

   • Nicholas Noyse The soundtrack of the film Treeline made use of field recordings recorded around the forests and trees where the footage is shot and offers a sweep across the globe plus the individual, multispecies, voices of particular forests and wooded environments.

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   What is a treeline in a forest 'corridor'?

   • The film aims to be a kind of collectively imagined and constructed forest ‘corridor’. The treeline suggests the lines that humans draw, in the landscape and through time, lines they create and cross. Shifting treelines are also a warning about the danger of destroying forests for biodiversity loss and a heating planet.

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   What is a treeline in nature?

   • Treeline also refers to the treeline in nature that varies with altitude, latitude, and temperature. The treeline is the blurred boundary where trees are no longer able to grow because it is too cold, or they receive too little light, or not enough nutrients.

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   Which 'treelines' matter most?

   • Some of the treelines that matter most are manmade: clear-cutting in the Amazon and the destruction of forests for building cities and infrastructure. Also, less dramatically, ‘treelines’ are visible in the rows of planted trees, the manmade edges and boundaries of forests and woods.

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   What is a treeline in a tundra?

   • The treeline is the blurred boundary where trees are no longer able to grow because it is too cold, or they receive too little light, or not enough nutrients. After this point, tundra grows – in high-altitude alpine, arctic and subarctic environments. As temperatures and atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations rise, treelines will move.

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8. mediahistoryproject.org › collections › fan-magazinesFan Magazines - mediahistoryproject.org

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   Le Film. Editors: Fernand de Verneuil (1921-42), Gerald Danis (1942-51), Thérèse Fournier (1952-), Gerard Laberge ( -1961) Le Film (1921-61) continued Le Panorama (1919-21), also edited by de Verneuil from the same publisher, Poirier, Bessette et cie. Smaller and cheaper, but featuring similar illustrated, translated stories of Hollywood stars, this Québécois fan magazine was published for ...