Hal Leonard Performing Arts Publishing Group

Bill Marx is the last living person to have worked professionally with the three Marx brothers, his uncles Chico and Groucho and his adopted father, Harpo Marx. Son of Harpo Speaks! reveals stories never before in print about this very special man.

Comic genius Groucho Marx was a gifted writer, as well as a star in film, radio, and television. His writing is often overlooked, but Groucho said that his fondest dream was to be remembered for his writing above all else.

In a time when equipment is more available and affordable than ever, everyone thinks they are filmmakers. This book walks you through every step of the process so that you have all the skills to create a short film that will stand up to the rest.

From its television show to its movies, Monty Python has owned the absurd side of comedy since its debut. But there’s a finite supply of Monty Python in the world, and once you’ve finished going through that, what happens next?

Eagerly anticipated by the series’ devoted fans, this edition does not disappoint; it is this year’s ultimate lexicon for comprehensive information on every significant foreign and domestic film released in the United States.

If You Like The Sopranos… provides an illuminating portrait of the elements that came together to create The Sopranos, and it follows the new trails the television show left when it exploded into the cultural consciousness.

Production company readers are the gatekeepers at film production companies and agencies. If a reader rejects your script, you’ve lost its only shot with that production company.

Singer and Actor demystifies theatrical acting techniques to ensure that operatic singers are equipped with all the tools of today’s successful performers.

Vampire movies are now the most popular type of horror film—those plodding zombies just can’t keep up.

Three Stooges FAQ is the ultimate guide for all Three Stooges fans.