The Technique Of Television Production
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Very good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
For anyone serious about the craft of television, Gerald Millerson's The Technique of Television Production stands as the definitive industry bible — a masterwork that has educated and shaped generations of broadcast professionals since its first publication in 1961. This comprehensive manual instructs aspiring and seasoned producers alike in the full spectrum of television production, from the intricacies of camera work, lighting, and sound design to the complexities of studio direction, staging, and visual storytelling, all grounded in rigorous technical detail and practical wisdom. Millerson writes with the authority of a seasoned BBC practitioner, presenting each concept with precision and clarity that bridges the gap between theory and the studio floor. Now in its ninth revised edition, the text endures as a cornerstone of media education, adopted by broadcasting institutions and film schools worldwide — a testament to its timeless relevance. Whether you are stepping in front of the camera or behind the director's monitor, this indispensable volume will leave you questioning just how much of what you see on screen you had previously taken for granted.
Author: Gerald Millerson
Format: Paperback
Genre: Preforming Arts
Condition remarks:
Book: Very good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
For anyone serious about the craft of television, Gerald Millerson's The Technique of Television Production stands as the definitive industry bible — a masterwork that has educated and shaped generations of broadcast professionals since its first publication in 1961. This comprehensive manual instructs aspiring and seasoned producers alike in the full spectrum of television production, from the intricacies of camera work, lighting, and sound design to the complexities of studio direction, staging, and visual storytelling, all grounded in rigorous technical detail and practical wisdom. Millerson writes with the authority of a seasoned BBC practitioner, presenting each concept with precision and clarity that bridges the gap between theory and the studio floor. Now in its ninth revised edition, the text endures as a cornerstone of media education, adopted by broadcasting institutions and film schools worldwide — a testament to its timeless relevance. Whether you are stepping in front of the camera or behind the director's monitor, this indispensable volume will leave you questioning just how much of what you see on screen you had previously taken for granted.