SHOOT BETTER MOVIES with the definitive guide to Video Production. This information-packed, 116-page book is a must have for any amateur or professional videographer!

THE FACTS:

• The Video Bible is already being used by a number of colleges and high schools in their media classes
• There are hundreds of tips, techniques and examples that you will learn from my 25 years of both production and training filmmakers
• It is written in easy to understand terms
• You will learn the five key step of all film and video production:
  • Development
  • Pre-Production
  • Production
  • Post Production
  • Distribution
• How you can create a fabulous $5,000 shot with just a bit of pluming pipe, some lumber, and an old chainsaw
• You’ll read some really funny stories that actually happened during a shoot
• You’ll learn all about “best boys” and “grips” and who does what on a film crew
• How to do those car driving special effects shots
• Getting your script together
• How to get free money (that’s right! FREE) for producing your video
• How to win film awards (it’s really not that hard)
• How to set things up for the shooting day
• The language used on set and what it means
• The best kind of video cameras
• Picture quality and resolution
• How to get great audio during your shoot
• How to spend the least money for the best product
• The difference between scenes, shots and takes
• Potential markets for selling your video that you never thought about
• How to get your video on TV
• Why professionals use dolly shots
• Working with child actors
• How and when to feed the crew
• How to deal with makeup and hair
• Working with on camera narrators
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• Wave Form Monitors and Vector Scopes
• Foreign Language versioning of you finished show
• How to structure your payment schedule
• Where to get stock shots for your video
• Great product placement ideas that can result in cash for you
• Instantly useable lighting tips
• What is the shooting day like?
• First aid on the set
• The continuity thing
• How to find a good producer
• How to cheat shots and fool your audience
• How to shoot to make your editing easy
• Getting the best colour in your video
• Working with actors in general
• Getting the most from your pre-production planning
• How to make your video look like film
• Tripods
• Insurance and liability
• How to find sponsors
• Working out deals for payment to your crew
• Colour temperature gels and diffusion materials
• Children doing a voice over (some tips)
• Length of the average shooting day
• How long to produce your video?
• Longer life for your video by staying away from dates and times
• Good Art Direction will help your film
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