The full title is:
Make Your Own Hollywood Movie: A Step-by-Step Guide to Scripting, Storyboarding, Casting, Shooting, Editing, and Publishing Your Very Own Blockbuster Movie... more than will fit in our headline space. But the title really sums it up.
It's time to use your camcorder for more than capturing family moments. The popularity of DVD and broadband Internet has given us all a means of making and sharing movies with people all over the world. In the digital age, you don't have to be Steven Spielberg to make a movie that leaves viewers wanting more. All it takes is a digital camcorder, a standard home computer, and a little imagination of your own.
This book is a complete course in digital flimmaking. It tells you how to write , plan, and cast your movie, then how to shoot, edit, and distribute it. Learn how to tell stories the Hollywood way, how to bring those stories to life, and how to deal with lighting and sound. Discover the secrets of the digital cutting room and DIY special effects. Providing a solid grounding in moviemaking theory together with step-by-step tutorials full of cool ideas and great techniques, Make Your Own Hollywood Movie will unleash the Hollywood director in you.
Ed Gaskell, author, is a freelance writer, videomaker, director, and editor. He runs a UK-based video production company and is the author of The Complete Guid to Digital Video
Make Your Own Hollywood Movie
List Price: $29.99; Price: $20.39; You Save: $9.60 (32%); Paperback: 192 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.60 x 9.22 x 8.26; Publisher: Sybex Inc; (September 2004)
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