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Photo Credits | |
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About the Author | |
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Preface | |
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The Television Production Process | |
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What Television Production Is All About | |
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The Basic Television System | |
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The Expanded Studio and Electronic Field Production Systems | |
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System Elements of Studio Production | |
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The Studio System in Action | |
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System Elements of Field Production | |
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Production Elements | |
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The Camera | |
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Lighting | |
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Audio | |
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Videotape Recording | |
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The Switcher | |
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Postproduction Editing | |
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Special Effects | |
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Studios, Master Control, and Support Areas | |
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The Television Studio | |
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Physical Layout | |
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Major Installations | |
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The Studio Control Room | |
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Program Control | |
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Image Control | |
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Audio Control | |
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Lighting Control | |
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Master Control | |
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Program Input | |
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Program Storage | |
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Program Retrieval | |
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Studio Support Areas | |
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Scenery and Properties | |
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Makeup and Dressing Rooms | |
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Analog and Digital Television | |
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Analog and Digital Television | |
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Basic Image Creation | |
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Basic Colors of the Video Display | |
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What Digital is all About | |
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Why Digital? | |
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The Difference Between Analog and Digital | |
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The Process of Digitization | |
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Benefits of Digital Television | |
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Quality | |
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Computer Compatibility and Flexibility | |
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Signal Transport | |
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Compression | |
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Aspect Ratio | |
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The 4 [times] 3 Aspect Ratio | |
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The 16 [times] 9 Aspect Ratio | |
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DTV Scanning Systems | |
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Progressive and Interlaced Scanning | |
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The Progressive Scanning System | |
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The Interlaced Scanning System | |
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DTV Systems | |
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The 480p System | |
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The 720p System | |
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The 1080i System | |
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Flat-Panel Displays | |
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Plasma Display Panel | |
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Liquid Crystal Display | |
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The Television Camera | |
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How Television Cameras Work | |
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Parts of the Camera | |
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From Light to Video Signal | |
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The Beam Splitter | |
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The Imaging Device | |
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The Camera Chain | |
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The Camera Control Unit | |
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The Sync Generator and Power Supply | |
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Types of Cameras | |
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Analog and Digital Cameras | |
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Studio Cameras | |
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ENG/EFP Cameras and Camcorders | |
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Consumer Camcorders | |
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Electronic Characteristics | |
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Aspect Ratio | |
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Resolution | |
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Light Sensitivity and Operating Light Level | |
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Gain | |
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Video Noise and Signal-to-Noise Ratio | |
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Image Blur and Electronic Shutter | |
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Smear and Moire | |
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Contrast | |
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Operational Characteristics | |
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Operational Items and Controls: Studio Cameras | |
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Operational Items: ENG/EFP Cameras and Camcorders | |
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Operational Controls: ENG/EFP Cameras and Camcorders | |
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From Light to Video Image | |
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The CCD Process | |
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The Nature of Color | |
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Color Attributes | |
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Color Mixing | |
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Chrominance and Luminance Channels | |
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Chrominance Channel | |
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Luminance Channel | |
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The Encoder | |
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Lenses | |
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What Lenses Are | |
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Types of Zoom Lenses | |
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Studio and Field Lenses | |
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Zoom Range | |
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Lens Format | |
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Optical Characteristics of Lenses | |
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Focal Length | |
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Focus | |
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Light Transmission: Iris and f-stop | |
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Depth of Field | |
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Operational Controls | |
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Zoom Control | |
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Digital Zoom Lens | |
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Focus Control | |
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What Lenses See | |
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How Lenses see the World | |
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The Wide-Angle Lens | |
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The Normal Lens | |
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The Narrow-Angle, or Telephoto, Lens | |
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Camera Mounting Equipment | |
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Standard Camera Mounts and Movements | |
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Basic Camera Mounts | |
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The Handheld and Shoulder-Mounted Camera | |
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The Monopod and Tripod | |
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The Studio Pedestal | |
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Camera Mounting (Pan-And-Tilt) Heads | |
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Fluid Heads | |
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Cam Heads | |
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Plate and Wedge Mount | |
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Camera Movements | |
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Special Camera Mounts | |
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Special Mounting Devices | |
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High Hat | |
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Bean Bag | |
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Steadicam | |
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Short and Long Jibs | |
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Studio Crane | |
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Robot Pedestals and Mounting Heads | |
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Camera Operation and Picture Composition | |
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Working the Camera | |
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Working the Camcorder and EFP Camera | |
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Some Basic Camera "Don'ts" | |
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Before the Shoot | |
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During the Shoot | |
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After the Shoot | |
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Working the Studio Camera | |
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Before the Show | |
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During the Show | |
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After the Show | |
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Framing Effective Shots | |
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Screen Size and Field of View | |
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Screen Size | |
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Field of View | |
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Framing A Shot | |
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Dealing With Height and Width | |
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Close-ups | |
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Headroom | |
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Noseroom and Leadroom | |
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Closure | |
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Depth | |
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Screen Motion | |
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Lighting | |
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Lighting Instruments and Lighting Controls | |
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Studio Lighting Instruments | |
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Spotlights | |
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Floodlights | |
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Field Lighting Instruments | |
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Spotlights | |
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Floodlights | |
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Handheld Lights | |
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Lighting Control Equipment | |
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Mounting Devices | |
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Directional Controls | |
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Intensity Controls: Diffusers and Reflectors | |
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Intensity Controls: Electronic Dimmers | |
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Color Temperature | |
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How to Control Color Temperature | |
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Light Intensity, Lamps, and Color Media | |
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Light Intensity | |
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Lux and Foot-candles | |
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Incident Light | |
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Reflected Light | |
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Calculating Light Intensity | |
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Operating Light Level: Baselight | |
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Baselight Levels | |
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Types of Lamps | |
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Incandescent | |
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Quartz, or Tungsten-Halogen | |
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HMI | |
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Fluorescent | |
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Color Media | |
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How to Use Color Media | |
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Mixing Color Gels | |
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Techniques of Television Lighting | |
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Lighting in the Studio | |
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Types of Light | |
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Main Light Sources | |
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Types of Lighting Instruments | |
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Functions of Main Light Sources | |
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The Photographic Principle, or Triangle Lighting | |
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Specific Lighting Techniques | |
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Continuous-Action Lighting | |
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Large-Area Lighting | |
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Cameo Lighting | |
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Silhouette Lighting | |
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Chroma-Key Area Lighting | |
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Controlling Eye and Boom Shadows | |
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Contrast | |
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Contrast Ratio | |
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Shading | |
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Auto-Iris | |
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Measuring Contrast | |
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Limiting Contrast | |
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Balancing Intensities | |
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Key-to-Back-Light Ratio | |
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Key-to-Fill-Light Ratio | |
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The Light Plot | |
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Operation of Studio Lights | |
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Safety | |
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Preserving Lamps and Power | |
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Using a Studio Monitor | |
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Lighting in the Field | |
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Eng Lighting | |
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Shooting in Outdoor Light | |
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Shooting at Night | |
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Shooting in Indoor Light | |
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Efp Lighting | |
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Safety | |
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Power Supply | |
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Location Survey | |
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Lighting Setup | |
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Audio: Sound Pickup | |
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How Microphones Hear | |
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Electronic Characteristics of Microphones | |
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Sound-Generating Element | |
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Pickup Patterns | |
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Special Microphone Features | |
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Operational Characteristics of Microphones | |
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Lavaliere Microphones | |
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Hand Microphones | |
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Boom Microphones | |
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Headset Microphones | |
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Wireless Microphones | |
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Desk Microphones | |
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Stand Microphones | |
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Hanging Microphones | |
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Hidden Microphones | |
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Long-distance Microphones | |
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How Microphones Work | |
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Sound-Generating Elements | |
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Dynamic Microphones | |
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Condenser Microphones | |
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Ribbon Microphones | |
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Sound Quality | |
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Special Microphone Features | |
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Impedance | |
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Frequency Response | |
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Balanced and Unbalanced Mics and Cables, and Audio Connectors | |
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Mic Setups for Music Pickup | |
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Microphone Setup for Singer and Acoustic Guitar | |
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Microphone Setup for Singer and Piano | |
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Microphone Setup for Small Rock Group and Direct Insertion | |
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Microphone Use Specific to Eng/Efp | |
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Microphone Use Specific to the Studio | |
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Audio: Sound Control | |
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Sound Controls and How to Use Them | |
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Audio Control Areas: Studio | |
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Audio Control Booth | |
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Audio Production Room | |
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Audio Production Equipment: Studio | |
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Audio Console | |
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Patchbay | |
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Audio Recording Systems | |
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Analog Recording Systems | |
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Digital Recording Systems | |
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Audio/Video Postproduction | |
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Audio Production Equipment: Field | |
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Mixer | |
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Mixing and Sound Aesthetics | |
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Basic Audio Operation | |
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Volume Control | |
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Live and Postproduction Mixing | |
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Live Studio Mixing | |
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Live Mixing in ENG/EFP | |
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Postproduction Mixing | |
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Controlling Sound Quality | |
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Aesthetic Factors | |
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Environment | |
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Figure-ground | |
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Perspective | |
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Continuity | |
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Energy | |
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Surround Sound | |
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Switching, or Instantaneous Editing | |
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How Switchers Work | |
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Basic Switcher Functions | |
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Simple Switcher Layout | |
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Program Bus | |
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Mix Buses | |
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Preview Bus | |
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Effects Buses | |
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Multifunction Switchers | |
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Basic Switcher Operation | |
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Cut or Take | |
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Dissolve | |
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Super | |
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Fade | |
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Additional Special-Effects Controls | |
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What Switchers Do | |
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Switcher Types and Functions | |
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Production Switchers | |
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Postproduction Switchers | |
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Master Control Switchers | |
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Routing Switchers | |
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Electronic Designs | |
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Composite and Component Switchers | |
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Analog and Digital Switchers | |
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Audio-Follow-Video Switchers | |
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Video-Recording and Storage Systems | |
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How Video Recording Works | |
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Tape-and Disk-Based Recording Systems | |
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Analog and Digital Systems | |
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Linear and Nonlinear Systems | |
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Composite and Component Systems | |
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Compression | |
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Tape-Based Recording and Storage Systems | |
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How Videotape Recording Works | |
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Operational Controls and Electronic Features | |
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Major Analog Videotape Recorders | |
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Major Digital Videotape Recorders | |
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Disk-Based Recording and Storage Systems | |
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Hard Disk Systems | |
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Read/Write Optical Discs | |
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Data Transfer | |
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How Video Recording Is Done | |
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Uses of Video Recording and Storage | |
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Building a Show | |
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Time Delay | |
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Program Duplication and Distribution | |
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Record Protection and Reference | |
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Operational Video-Recording Systems | |
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Quality Choice | |
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Operational Video Recorder Systems | |
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Video-Recording Production Factors | |
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Preproduction | |
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Production | |
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Postproduction Editing | |
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How Postproduction Editing Works | |
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Editing Modes: Off- and On-Line | |
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Basic Editing Systems | |
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Linear Systems | |
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Nonlinear Systems | |
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Editing Principle | |
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Linear Editing Systems | |
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Single-Source System | |
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Expanded Single-Source System | |
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Multiple-Source Systems | |
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Linear Editing Features and Techniques | |
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Assemble and Insert Editing | |
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Control Track and Time Code Editing | |
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Control Track, or Pulse-Count, Editing | |
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Time Code Editing | |
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AB Rolling and AB-Roll Editing | |
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AB Rolling | |
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AB-Roll Editing | |
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Nonlinear Editing Systems | |
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Nonlinear Editing Features and Techniques | |
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Digitizing Information | |
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Compression | |
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Storing Information | |
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Juxtaposing and Rearranging Video and Audio Files | |
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Preediting Phases | |
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Shooting Phase | |
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Review Phase | |
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Decision-Making Phase | |
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Operational Phase | |
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Making Editing Decisions | |
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Editing Functions | |
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Combine | |
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Trim | |
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Correct | |
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Build | |
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Basic Transition Devices | |
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The Cut | |
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The Dissolve | |
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The Wipe | |
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The Fade | |
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Major Editing Principles | |
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Continuity Editing | |
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Complexity Editing | |
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Context | |
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Ethics | |
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Visual Effects | |
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Electronic Effects and How to Use Them | |
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Standard Analog Video Effects | |
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Superimposition | |
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Key | |
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Chroma Key | |
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Wipe | |
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Digital Video Effects | |
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Computer-Manipulated Effects | |
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Image Size, Shape, Light, and Color | |
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Motion | |
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Multi-Images | |
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Computer-Generated Effects | |
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Nonelectronic Effects and How to Use Them | |
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Optical Effects | |
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Television Gobos | |
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Reflections | |
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Star Filter | |
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Diffusion Filters | |
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Defocus | |
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Mechanical Effects | |
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Rain | |
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Snow | |
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Fog | |
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Wind | |
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Smoke | |
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Fire | |
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Lightning | |
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Explosions | |
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Design | |
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Designing and Using Television Graphics | |
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Specifications of Television Graphics | |
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Aspect Ratio | |
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Scanning and Essential Areas | |
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Out-of-Aspect-Ratio Graphics and Moving Images | |
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Information Density and Readability | |
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Color | |
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Style | |
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Graphics Equipment | |
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Character Generator | |
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Graphics Generator | |
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Scenery and Props | |
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Television Scenery | |
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Standard Set Units | |
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Hanging Units | |
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Platforms and Wagons | |
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Set Pieces | |
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Properties and Set Dressings | |
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Stage Props | |
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Set Dressings | |
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Hand Properties | |
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Prop List | |
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Elements of Scene Design | |
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The Floor Plan | |
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Set Backgrounds and Platforms | |
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Studio Floor Treatments | |
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Production People | |
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What Production People Do | |
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Production (Nontechnical) Personnel | |
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Technical Personnel and Crew | |
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News Production Personnel | |
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Television Talent | |
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Performance Techniques | |
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Performer and Camera | |
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Performer and Audio | |
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Performer and Timing | |
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Performer and Postproduction | |
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Floor Manager's Cues | |
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Prompting Devices | |
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Acting Techniques | |
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Audience | |
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Blocking | |
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Memorizing Lines | |
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Timing | |
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The Actor and Postproduction | |
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The Director/Actor Relationship | |
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Auditions | |
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How to Do Makeup and What to Wear | |
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Makeup | |
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Technical Requirements | |
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Materials | |
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Techniques | |
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Clothing and Costuming | |
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Clothing | |
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Costuming | |
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Producing | |
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What Producing Is All About | |
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Preproduction Planning: From Idea to Script | |
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Program Ideas | |
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Production Models | |
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Writing the Program Proposal | |
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Preparing a Budget | |
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Presenting the Proposal | |
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Writing the Script | |
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Preproduction Planning: Coordination | |
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People | |
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Facilities Request | |
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Schedules | |
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Permits and Clearances | |
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Publicity and Promotion | |
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Production: Host and Critical Observation | |
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Playing Host | |
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Watching the Production Flow | |
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Evaluating the Production | |
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Postproduction Activities | |
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Postproduction Editing | |
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Evaluation and Feedback | |
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Recordkeeping | |
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Dealing With Schedules, Legal Matters, and Ratings | |
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Production Schedule | |
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Information Resources | |
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Program Types | |
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Unions and Legal Matters | |
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Unions | |
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Copyrights and Clearances | |
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Other Legal Considerations | |
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Audience and Ratings | |
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Target Audience | |
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Ratings and Share | |
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The Director in Preproduction | |
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How a Director Prepares | |
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The Director's Roles | |
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Director as Artist | |
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Director as Psychologist | |
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Director as Technical Adviser | |
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Director as Coordinator | |
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Preproduction Activities | |
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Process Message | |
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Production Method | |
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Production Team and Communication | |
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Scheduling | |
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Script Formats | |
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Script Marking | |
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Floor Plan and Location Sketch | |
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Facilities Request | |
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Support Staff | |
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Floor Manager | |
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Assistant, or Associate, Director | |
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Production Assistant | |
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Moving from Script to Screen | |
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Visualization and Sequencing | |
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Formulating the Process Message | |
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Medium Requirements | |
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Interpreting the Floor Plan and Location Sketch | |
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Script Analysis | |
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Locking-In Point and Translation | |
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The Storyboard | |
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The Director in Production and Postproduction | |
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Multicamera Studio Directing | |
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The Director's Terminology | |
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Multicamera Studio Directing | |
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Directing from the Control Room | |
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Rehearsals | |
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Time Line | |
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Directing the Show | |
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Controlling Clock Time | |
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Schedule Time and Running Time | |
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Clock Back-Timing and Front-Timing | |
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Converting Frames into Clock Time | |
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Controlling Subjective Time | |
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Studio Intercom Systems | |
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Single-Camera Directing | |
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Single-Camera Directing Procedures | |
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Visualization | |
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Script Breakdown | |
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Rehearsals | |
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Videotaping | |
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Postproduction Activities | |
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Field Production and Big Remotes | |
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ENG, EFP, and Big Remotes | |
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Electronic News Gathering | |
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ENG Production Features | |
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SNG Production Features | |
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Electronic Field Production | |
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Preproduction | |
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Production: Equipment Check | |
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Production: Setup | |
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Production: Rehearsals | |
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Production: Videotaping | |
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Production: Strike and Equipment Check | |
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Postproduction | |
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Big Remotes | |
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Preproduction: The Remote Survey | |
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Production: Equipment Setup and Operation | |
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Production: Floor Manager and Talent Procedures | |
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Covering Major Events | |
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Sports Remotes | |
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Location Sketch and Remote Setups | |
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Reading Location Sketches | |
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Production Requirements for Public Hearing (Indoor Remote) | |
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Production Requirements for Parade (Outdoor Remote) | |
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Communication Systems | |
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ENG Communication Systems | |
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EFP Communication Systems | |
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Big-Remote Communication Systems | |
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Signal Transport | |
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Microwave Transmission | |
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Communication Satellites: Frequencies, Uplinks, and Downlinks | |
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Cable Distribution | |
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Epilogue | |
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Glossary | |
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Selected Reading | |
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Index | |