Television Field Production and Reporting

Name: Television Field Production and Reporting
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ISBN: 9780205577675

ISBN-10: 0205577679

ISBN-13: 9780205577675

Edition: 5th 2009

Authors: Fred Shook, John Larson, John DeTarsio

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Television Field Production and Reportingintroduces the art of visual storytelling with the most contemporary, professionally-oriented look at television field production and reporting on the market.nbsp; Widely adopted and universally respected, the National Press Photographers Association endorsesTelevision Field Production and Reportingas a resource for college students and working professionals alike.

Book details

List price: $133.80
Edition: 5th
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated
Publication date: 5/22/2008
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 384
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.188
Language: English



Preface


About the Author


Introduction: Television Is a Language



Telling the Visual Story


Visual Stories Begin with a Clear Focus


The Visual Storyteller Defined


Write the Pictures First


Shoot Sequences


Prove the Storyrsquo;s Focus Visually


The Focus May Change


Look for a Story Focus in Spot-News Events


Identifying the Larger Spot-News Story


Tell Your Story through People


Strong Natural Sound Helps Tell the Story


Build In Surprises


Keep Sound Bites Short


Address the Larger Issue


Make the Report Memorable


News Packages Are Factual ldquo;Mini-Moviesrdquo;


The Lead


Provide Visual Proof for all Main Points


The Close


Be Hard on Yourself as a Writer


Write from the Visuals


The Edit Console Is a Rewrite Machine


Reportorial Editing


A Blueprint for Shooting Spot News




The Visual Grammar of Motion Picture Photography


The Shot


Basic Shots


How Shots Work Together


Camera Movement


Shots That Help Tell the Story


Location Shooting


One Shots to Crowd Shots


Master Shot with Cut-Ins


Multiple-Camera Photography


How to Shoot Matched Action with One Camera


Overlapping Action


Photographing Action Under the Photographerrsquo;s Control


Photographing Action Not Under the Photographerrsquo;s Control


Matched-Action Sequences Can Be Shot in Spot News


Screen Direction


Vary Camera Angles


Angles Provide Psychological Impact


Contrast and Comparison


Composition



Video Editing: The Invisible Art