Cinematography theory and practice : imagemaking for cinematographers and directors by Brown, Blain

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Cinematography : theory and practice : imagemaking for cinematographers and directors by Brown, Blain

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Stop Motion Craft Skills for Model Animation, 2nd Edition by Shaw, Susannah

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Shooting women

Table of Contents: “….): Women's smaller budgets -- The first camerawomen in Afghanistan -- Camerawomen & democracy -- Ola Butler -- Power in numbers -- Teaching courage -- Shooting & directing "Paroodeh" ; Working with guys ; Worst shooting experiences -- Teaching her son to shoot -- Lack of chauvinism in France -- Why women can't -- "CameraPEOPLE" -- Trailed by wolves -- Filming the Korean "Comfort women" -- Censorship & objectification -- Leaving country for career -- Camera assisting on "Star Wars" -- Filming the Olympics ; Safety in Hollywood -- On sexual imagery -- Women in Japanese camera unions -- Big budget films -- Sabotage in TV ; In her daughter's eyes -- Number of years to advance -- Shooting as hunting & gathering ; Daughter's career goal -- Women's problems : a global perspective -- Marriage & cinematography ; A dangerous stunt -- Learning to be a camerawoman -- Interview with Alexis Krasilovsky, director.…”

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Shooting women

Table of Contents: “….): Women's smaller budgets -- The first camerawomen in Afghanistan -- Camerawomen & democracy -- Ola Butler -- Power in numbers -- Teaching courage -- Shooting & directing "Paroodeh" ; Working with guys ; Worst shooting experiences -- Teaching her son to shoot -- Lack of chauvinism in France -- Why women can't -- "CameraPEOPLE" -- Trailed by wolves -- Filming the Korean "Comfort women" -- Censorship & objectification -- Leaving country for career -- Camera assisting on "Star Wars" -- Filming the Olympics ; Safety in Hollywood -- On sexual imagery -- Women in Japanese camera unions -- Big budget films -- Sabotage in TV ; In her daughter's eyes -- Number of years to advance -- Shooting as hunting & gathering ; Daughter's career goal -- Women's problems : a global perspective -- Marriage & cinematography ; A dangerous stunt -- Learning to be a camerawoman -- Interview with Alexis Krasilovsky, director.…”

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Video production handbook by Millerson, Gerald

Table of Contents: “…-- 1.9 The production approach -- TECHNICALITIES -- 1.10 Equipment performance -- 2 Production crew -- 2.1 Production crew size -- VIDEO PRODUCTION CREW JOB DESCRIPTIONS -- 2.2 Producer -- 2.3 Assistant producer or associate producer (AP) -- 2.4 Director -- 2.5 Assistant director or associate director (AD) -- 2.6 Floor manager (FM) or stage manager (SM) -- 2.7 Production assistant (PA) -- 2.8 Technical director (TD) or vision mixer -- 2.9 Makeup artist -- 2.10 Graphic designer/operator -- 2.11 Lighting director/vision supervisor -- 2.12 Camera operator -- 2.13 Camera assistant -- 2.14 Audio mixer/sound mixer/sound supervisor -- 2.15 Boom operator or audio assistant -- 2.16 Engineer -- 2.17 Writer -- 2.18 Editor -- 2.19 Set designer -- PROFESSIONAL CREW -- 2.20 Freelance crew -- 2.21 Below-the-line/above-the-line -- 2.22 The structure of a video production crew -- 3 Organizing the production -- 3.1 Art conceals craft -- 3.2 Shot selection -- 3.3 The problem of familiarity -- 3.4 The problem of quality -- 3.5 The problem of "bigger and better" -- 3.6 Communication can be elusive -- 3.7 Start with an idea (concept) -- 3.8 Goals and objectives -- 3.9 Target audience -- 3.10 Research -- 3.11 Covering the subject -- 3.12 Production methods -- 3.13 The empirical approach -- 3.14 The planned approach -- 3.15 Storyboards -- 3.16 Why plan? …”
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Video production handbook by Owens, Jim, 1957-

Table of Contents: “…2.3 Assistant Producer or Associate Producer2.4 Director; 2.5 Assistant Director or Associate Director; 2.6 Production Assistant; 2.7 Floor Manager or Stage Manager; 2.8 Technical Director or Vision Mixer; 2.9 Makeup Artist; 2.10 Graphic Designer/Operator; 2.11 Lighting Director/Vision Supervisor; 2.12 Videographer/Camera Operator/Photographer; 2.13 Camera Assistant; 2.14 Audio Mixer/Sound Mixer/Sound Supervisor; 2.15 Boom Operator or Audio Assistant; 2.16 Engineer; 2.17 Writer; 2.18 Editor; 2.19 Set Designer; Professional Crew; 2.20 Freelance Crew; 2.21 Below-the-Line/Above-the-Line.…”
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Video production handbook by Owens, Jim, 1957-

Table of Contents: “…-- Production approach -- Technicalities -- Equipment performance -- Interview: Ben Brown, Media Executive -- Production Crew: -- Production crew size -- Video production crew job descriptions -- Producer -- Assistant producer or associate producer -- Director -- Assistant director or associate director -- Production assistant -- Floor manager or stage manager -- Technical director or vision mixer -- Makeup artist -- Graphic designer/operator -- Lighting director/vision supervisor -- Videographer/camera operator/photographer -- Camera assistant -- Audio mixer/sound mixer/sound supervisor -- Stereographer -- Boom operator or audio assistant -- Engineer -- Writer -- Editor -- Set designer -- Professional crew -- Freelance crew -- Below-the-line/above-the-line -- Structure of a video production crew -- What do you wear? …”


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