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Congratulations! You've got a brand-new digital camcorder. Now what do you do with it? Before you shoot a single frame of tape, pick up The Little Digital Video Book. This friendly guide to the basics of digital video will teach you how to shoot well, organize easily, and quickly edit your own footage. For new camcorder owners, it's the ideal--and affordable--introduction to the exciting world of quality digital filmmaking.The Little Digital Video Book is not some dense, jargon-filled reference tome. Instead, it focuses on practical shooting and editing techniques, and shows you how to start (and actually finish) that video project you have in mind--in less than a day. You get a thorough grounding in the basics of digital video, from how to get a good close-up shot and how to add a sound track to your video to how to organize your videotapes. The Little Digital Video Book is platform- and software-neutral, truly making it the guide for the moviemaking masses.
This book investigates the fundamental techniques required for novice digital camcorder owners to successfully capture, organize, and edit high-quality video footage. Michael Rubin provides a streamlined, accessible framework for beginners, stripping away technical jargon to focus on the practical application of filmmaking principles. By emphasizing platform-neutral workflows, the author ensures that readers can apply these concepts regardless of their specific hardware or software environment.
What You Will Find
Experts and readers frequently cite this work as a highly accessible entry point for amateur videographers who feel intimidated by complex technical manuals. The text is noted for its concise, non-academic prose that prioritizes immediate application over theoretical depth.
Page Count:
178
Publication Date:
2001-01-01
Publisher:
Peachpit Pr
ISBN-10:
0201758482
ISBN-13:
9780201758481
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