Better Location Shooting: Techniques for Video Production

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Taylor & Francis, 2008 - 266 pages
Location filming is growing in popularity with the abundance of affordable cameras. You don't need a studio, a broadcast truck, or even extensive knowledge of how to use a 16mm film camera--all you need is a digital camera, and you can take your job on the road and shoot wherever action is happening! This book will give you the knowledge and confidence you need to take your on-location shooting skills to the next level.

Better Location Filming is packed with the things you will need to know to have great results while shooting your documentary, interview, sporting event, fashion or glamour event, or current affairs/news show. Beyond introductory techniques, the author will tell you how to plan, troubleshoot, handle legal requirements and issues, and of course - he'll teach you all about location filming equipment. Practical and filled with hands-on pointers, this book is perfect for working and aspiring film & video professionals seeking a leg up in their careers.

As a bonus, advanced tips are included for novices who are ready to take shooting techniques to the next level.
 

Table des matières

Acknowledgements
Introduction
About the Author
Chapter 1 Location Filming Equipment
Chapter 2 Setting up Location Monitors and Cameras ...
Chapter 3 Operating Tips and Techniques
Chapter 4 HighDefinition Shooting
Chapter 5 Location Audio
Chapter 9 Location Lights
Chapter 10 Choosing Video Lights and Specialist Lights ...
Chapter 11 Location Lighting Tips and Setups
Chapter 12 Cutaways GVs B Roll Etc
Chapter 13 News and Current Affairs
Chapter 14 Location Filming Abroad
Chapter 15 Health and Safety for Location Shooting ...
Chapter 16 Staying Fit and Well on Location

Chapter 6 Interview Shooting Techniques
Chapter 7 Shooting Sequences
Chapter 8 Shooting for the Edit

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À propos de l'auteur (2008)

Paul Martingell is a camera operator, director, and producer, and he currently spends 4 days a week shooting for the BBC on location shoots. He has filmed, directed, and produced over 98 broadcast TV shows, and he has shot on location throughout the world.

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