VideoLab 3.0, Revised

Zettl's VideoLab 3.0 is an interactive DVD-ROM (Windows and Mac compatible), based on the award-winning Zettl's VideoLab 2.1 CD-ROM. It was a finalist in the prestigious 2005 Codie Awards (a competition for best interactive software). It is intended to give students some virtual hands-on practice and a proven shortcut from reading about production techniques to applying them in the studio and the field.

Zettl's VideoLab 3.0 is an interactive DVD-ROM (Windows and Mac compatible), based on the award-winning CD-ROM Zettl's VideoLab 2.1. It was a finalist in the prestigious 2005 Codie Awards (a competition for best interactive software). With VideoLab 3.0, you get virtual hands-on practice and a proven shortcut from reading about production techniques to applying them in the studio and the field.

Herbert Zettl is a Professor Emeritus of the Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts Department at San Francisco State University (SFSU). While at SFSU, he headed the Institute of International Media Communication and received the California State Legislature Distinguished Teaching Award and, from the Broadcast Education Association, the Distinguished Education Service Award. Prior to joining the SFSU faculty, Zettl worked at KOVR (Stockton-Sacramento) and as a producer-director at KPIX, the CBS affiliate in San Francisco. While at KPIX, he participated in a variety of CBS and NBC network television productions. Because of his outstanding contributions to the television profession, he was elected to the prestigious Silver Circle of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), Northern California Chapter. He also is a member of the Broadcast Legends of the NATAS, Northern California Chapter. Zettl is author of VIDEO BASICS, VIDEO BASICS WORKBOOK, TELEVISION PRODUCTION HANDBOOK, and SIGHT SOUND MOTION, which are translated into several languages and published internationally. Zettl developed an interactive DVD-ROM, ZETTL'S VIDEOLAB 3.0, published by Wadsworth, a part of Cengage Learning. His previous CD-ROM version won several prestigious awards, among them the Macromedia People's Choice Award, the New Media Invision Gold Medal for Higher Education, and Invision Silver Medals in the categories of Continuing Education and Use of Video.