Making Videos for Money: Planning and Producing Information Videos, Commercials, and Infomercials
YA-As our world continues to move into the digital age, there is a huge demand for video programming. This worthy successor to Making Documentary Films and Reality Videos (Holt, 1997) will enable young adults to be prepared for the revolution that is occurring as computers and television production merge. Technical explanations flow smoothly, and the personal suggestions, hints, and war stories make it obvious that the author knows his craft. From the planning process through the shoot, to post-production business methods, the book is filled with pearls of wisdom. It is flexible enough to serve as a handy guide in the field or as an instructional text in the classroom. Teens considering a career in commercial video as well as those who make videos as a hobby will benefit from this presentation.John Kiefman, Fairfax County Public Library, VACopyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.