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Introduction | |
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Getting the Most Out of This Book | |
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Becoming a Better Digital Filmmaker | |
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Do Not Let Anything Stop You from Making Your Film | |
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Digital Storytelling | |
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Generating Ideas for Digital Short Films | |
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Beginning the Story Concept Process | |
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Character | |
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Plot | |
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Theme | |
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Using Digital Tools to Create Original Films | |
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Generating Original Ideas for Digital Short Films | |
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Brainstorming for Software Capabilities | |
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Incorporating Plot Goals | |
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Final Story Concept Sentence to Pitch | |
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Final Story Idea | |
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Creating Original Characters, Themes, and Visual Metaphors | |
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Creating Powerfully Original Characters | |
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Developing Themes In Films | |
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Using Metaphors and Symbols to Tell Stories | |
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Developing Plot Points | |
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Aristotelian Dramas | |
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Creating Character Arcs | |
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Short Film Plot Points | |
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Plot Points for Feature Films | |
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Writing a Short Treatment | |
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Writing Scenes, Conflict, and a Short Script | |
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The Joy of Index Cards | |
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Three-Act Structure for Developing Scenes | |
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Constructing Individual Scenes | |
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Moving the Story Forward Through Conflict | |
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Adding Subtext to Scenes | |
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Writing Dialogue | |
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Writing a Short Script | |
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visualizing Your Script | |
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Shot Visualization | |
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Producing the Final Storyboards | |
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Determining the Organizational Structure | |
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101 Camera Shots for Storyboarding | |
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Designing Camera Shots | |
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Sketching Rough Overheads | |
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Composing Your Shots | |
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Creating Depth in Your Camera Shots | |
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Creating Storyboards | |
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Mise En Scegrave;ne for the Twenty-First Century | |
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Developing Visual Styles | |
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Developing Digital Production Styles | |
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Creating Visually Expressive Characters | |
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Developing Set Designs | |
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Conceptual Lighting Design | |
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Developing a Color Palette | |
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Narrative Sound Design | |
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The Importance of Good Sound | |
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Viewing-Room Speakers | |
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Sound in the Script | |
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Breaking Down Your Scripts for Sound | |
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Creating a Sound Ambiance for Each Scene | |
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Utilizing Different Sound Sources | |
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Creating Original Sound Effects | |
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Utilizing Offscreen Sound | |
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Creating Sound Space for the Audience | |
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Sound as POV | |
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Designing Dialogue Styles | |
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Matching Sound to Camera Shots | |
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Mindspace Sound Design | |
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Shooting Without Sound | |
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Sound Problems | |
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Preproduction Story-Editing Choices | |
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Editing Information Is Natural to Storytelling | |
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Juxtaposition as the Core of Editing | |
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Print Out a Still of Each Shot | |
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Miscellaneous Editing Tips | |
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Final Thoughts on Nonlinear Editing | |
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Creating Digital Short Films for Different Production Styles | |
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Digitally Enhanced Storytelling Techniques | |
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Using Digital Video Techniques to Tell Visual Stories | |
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What Are Some Advantages of Using DV to Tell Stories? How to Combine Layers Using Transparent Areas | |
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Creating Camera Shots Digitally in Post | |
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Animating Still Photographs with Video Layers | |
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DV Character Design Ideas | |
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Digitally Enhanced Character Design Techniques | |
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Creating Virtual Sets | |
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Using Text and Motion Graphics to Tell a Story | |
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Creating Simple Narrative Digital Effects | |
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Defining a Visual Style for Your Film | |
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Adding a 2D Animated Look to DV Footage | |
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Using Color Manipulation to Develop Narrative Ideas | |
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Other Digital Techniques | |
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Using Modern 2D | |