Overview
In a society that is increasingly steeped in video culture, the role of videographer is more and more prominent. Here is a do-it-yourself guide to videography that offers comprehensive information for anyone working in or hoping to enter this fast-growing field.Written by an educator, this revised and updated manual provides detailed information on shooting and editing videos. It begins with basic concepts and progresses through all facets of video equipment and technique. Discussions deal not only with the mechanics of shooting a video but also with the artistry involved. Special emphasis is placed on pre-production planning and the necessity of considering subject as well as audience. Helpful hints on production, staging and budgeting are also included. Mini-glossaries within the sections define important terms. The final section is devoted to in-depth strategies for shooting specific types of videos, including newscasts; legal, corporate and music videos; and weddings and other events.
Synopsis
Addressing both technical and aesthetic aspects, this introductory guide to video production focuses on the small-scale operations which form the majority of job opportunities in the field today. Black and white photographs illustrate the camera and lighting techniques. Previously published by Prentice-Hall, the fourth edition updates equipment specifications and prices. Annotation © 2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR