Technical film and TV for nontechnical people / by Drew Campbell
By: Campbell, Drew [author].
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Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Book | Greater Project 4 Branch Reference Section | Circulation | C 791.43023 C187t 2002 (Browse shelf) | Available | 127119d |
Includes bibliographical references (pages [238]-240) and index.
Fly that stinger to the midget on the platypus : why this book
Who does what : the population of a set
The language of film : shots, camera moves, and transitions
The first big choice : film and video formats
Painting the frame : lighting and cinematography
The film camera : the eight-hundred-pound gorilla
The celluloid canvas : the film
Video cameras : the fastest change in the industry
Supporting the camera : tripods, dollies, and camera mounts
Stingers and doubles and heads, oh my! - lighting equipment
Apples and cup blocks and show cards, oh my! - grip equipment
Production sound : capturing dialogue
Continuity, coverage, and chaos : life on the set
Telecine and "the dialies"
Editing : how to create a reality
Sculpting the sound : postproduction audio
Basic things : ten to know and seven to own
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