Starring Steven Spielberg: The Making of a Young Filmmaker - Hardcover
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★ "Inspiring text and illustrations evoke the journey of an iconic filmmaker. Recommended for all collections." --School Library Journal, starred review
Steven Spielberg is the legendary director and producer behind many of the most popular films of all time--now, discover where did it all began with this exclusive look into his life. Before Steven made films, he watched them. Naturally inventive with a vivid imagination, he was known for creating stories inspired by the world around him. But his passion wasn't driven just by entertainment--as the only Jewish boy in his neighborhood, he was often bullied and felt the sting of antisemitism. He also suffered the pain of his parents' divorce. Films, and the magic they contained, became a necessary escape. From his younger years to his first days on a movie set, this biography captures the unique ways Steven's memories influenced his career, helping him to become the celebrated filmmaker that he is today.Gene Barretta is the author and illustrator of Now & Ben: The Modern Inventions of Benjamin Franklin, Neo Leo: The Ageless Ideas of Leonardo da Vinci, and Timeless Thomas: How Thomas Edison Changed Our Lives, which was the recipient of a Cook Honor from Bank Street College of Education. He holds a B.F.A. in Film Studies from New York University, and has worked for many years in film and television production. He lives in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania with his son and invites you to visit him online at genebarretta.com.
Craig Orback has illustrated many books for young readers, including Born to Draw Comics: The Story of Charles Schulz and the Creation of Peanuts, as well as Gifts from the Enemy and The Can Man. He lives in Seattle and invites you to visit him online at craigorback.com.Contributor(s)
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