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Shooting and Sharing Your Films Online
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By
Russell Evans, Russ Evans is a Film, Video and Multimedia Lecturer, internet broadcasting advisor and freelance writer on video production. Previously
a graphic designer Russ has a degree in fine art and multimedia. Currently he is involved in setting up an internet broadcasting site
for students in further education to broadcast their work.
Description
Quickly learn the basics of DV filmmaking without the need for any training with the short cuts found in this book. Featuring blueprints
to help you structure and complete certain types of films, key cards that help explain the essential knowledge in a way that is readily
accessible during shooting, and 200 easy-to-read tables packed with information, Russell Evans breaks down the art of digital video creation
in a concise and fun format that makes it easy to pick up and start shooting. You'll learn how to do everything from script writing to
sound recording, and before you know it, you'll be creating your own short films, music videos, school projects, or web videos.
Audience
DV beginners; students; amateurs
Contents
Essentials Start-Up Course; Skills Short Cuts; Equipment Short Cuts; Short Cuts to Becoming a Filmmaker; Short Cuts to Getting Seen; Ballpark Blueprints; Glossary
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Paperback, 320 pages, publication date: MAR-2010
ISBN-13: 978-0-240-81210-6
Imprint: FOCAL PRESS
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