Video Production Workshop

Tom Wolsky

210 pages, parution le 15/11/2005

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Résumé

Develop an understanding of video production to serve as your anchor in the whirlwinds of technological change. Students and teachers alike benefit from a focus on the concepts and best practices of writing, camera work, lighting, sound, and editing.

This video production workshop introduces you to the technical aspects of production and provides the opportunity to work in a variety of formats. Essential skills are presented in a sequence that fosters an understanding of the production process and permits you to take on progressively more complex projects. Skill sets include:

Editing: master the concepts of editing and storytelling so you can shoot the right material.
Camera operation, shots and angles: handle the camera in a way that gets the editor the right material.
Scripting and pre-production planning: produce and coordinate larger projects with the aid of proper planning.
Lighting, image control, and audio recording techniques: refine your capture skills to improve the quality of your productions.
Studio operations: examine the technical aspects of studio creation with a focus on the role of studio anchors.

Teamwork is a vital aspect of video production, and is emphasized throughout the workshop. The three stages of the production process are analyzed with an eye toward understanding the various roles of team members, and learning how to successfully coordinate them. Projects are used throughout to reinforce skills and put them in context. Background information and lesson plans are provided for a variety of projects, including a documentary, an action scene, a dialog scene, and a news story. You gain particular insight into the challenges and dynamics of video journalism.

The companion DVD contains clips and sequences that serve to illustrate the concepts presented in the text.

L'auteur - Tom Wolsky

is an honors graduate of the London International Film School with 30+ years of professional experience spanning film, tape, and digital production. Career highlights include working on BBC documentaries and dramas; producing ABC News programs; and managing tape operations and news editors; as well as the occasional screenwriting gig. Tom teaches video production in the regional occupation program at Mendocino High School, and operates an independent studio, South Coast Productions. In recent years, he has published articles in Macworld magazine, on the 2-pop Final Cut Pro Web site, the L.A. FCP Users Group Web site, and the WWUG. He is also an FCP Guide for 2-pop, and teaches in the summer at Stanford University's Academy for New Media.

Sommaire

Introduction to video Production
Editing
The Editing Application
The Camera
Shots and Angles
Pre-production
Documentary
Lighting
Action
Sound
Dialog
Video Journalism
The News Story
The Studio

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	CMP Books
Auteur(s)	Tom Wolsky
Parution	15/11/2005
Nb. de pages	210
Format	22 x 25
Couverture	Broché
Poids	615g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781578202683
ISBN13	978-1-57820-268-3