Filmmaking for dummies
著者
書誌事項
Filmmaking for dummies
（--For dummies）
John Wiley, c2003
大学図書館所蔵 全2件
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Film is a powerful medium. Successful filmmakers possess the passion to visually tell a story that will affect people's emotions, make them see things differently, help them discover new ideas, or just create an escape for them. Whether you love the experience of being enthralled by movies or the excitement, challenge, and magic of making the movie yourself, "Filmmaking For Dummies" is your primer to creating a respectable product. For the seasoned professional, this friendly reference can inspire you with fresh ideas - before you embark on your next big flick.Get ready to roll with expert information on: defining the difference between independent and studio films; knowing what genre fits your fancy; finding perfect locations; storyboarding your film; directing the action; and, giving credit and titles.
Written from the author's 30 years of hands-on work as a writer, producer, and film director, "Filmmaking For Dummies" carries you through from screenplay to distribution, with lots of experience-packed insight into: writing or finding a screenplay; raising financing for your film; budgeting and scheduling your film; hiring the right actors and crew; planning, shooting, and directing your film; putting your film together in the editing room; finding a distributor to get your film in from of an audience; and, entering (and maybe even winning) film festivals.Taking into account the advent of digital technology, author Bryan Michael Stoller focuses on creative elements that apply to both film and video production. He also points our technical differences and notes the many similarities between traditional and newer age making of motion pictures - all in a fun and engaging way that'll have you shooting for the stars!
目次
Introduction.Part I: Filmmaking and Storytelling.Chapter 1: So You Want to Be a Filmmaker.Chapter 2: Genres in General.Chapter 3: Pining For, Penning, and Pitching a Great Story.Part II: Gearing Up to Make Your Film.Chapter 4: Scheduling and Budgeting Your Film.Chapter 5: Financing Your Film.Chapter 6: Location, Location, Location.Chapter 7: Crewing Up: Hiring Your Crew.Chapter 8: Assembling Your Cast of Characters.Chapter 9: Storyboarding Your Film.Part III: Ready to Roll: Starting Production on Your Film.Chapter 10: Filming through the Looking Glass.Chapter 11: Let There Be Lighting!Chapter 12: Hear Ye, Hear Ye: Production Sound.Chapter 13: Directing Your Actors: Action!Chapter 14: A Sense of Direction: Shooting Your Film.Part IV: Finishing Your Film in Post.Chapter 15: Cut to: Editing Your Film Frame by Frame.Chapter 16: Posting the Sound for All to Hear: Mixing Sound and Adding Music.Chapter 17: Creating Effective Special Effects.Chapter 18: Giving Credit and Titles.Part V: Finding a Distributor for Your Film.Chapter 19: Distributing Your Film.Chapter 20: Exploring and Entering Film Festivals.Part VI: The Part of Tens.Chapter 21: Ten Tips for Discovering New Film Talent.Chapter 22: Ten Ways to Get Publicity for Your Film.Chapter 23: Ten Ways to Avoid Murphy's Law When Filming.Chapter 24: The Ten Best Filmmaking Magazines and Newspapers.Index.
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