Master Handbook Of Video Production
FROM THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD HANDBOOK OF VIDEO AND TELEVISION ENGINEERING THE ALL-MEDIA GUIDE TO PROFESSIONAL VIDEO PRODUCTION \ You don't need an engineering degree to succeed in video production. In this book, video expert Jerry Whitaker shows you production from the inside out, from studio lighting to creating post-production special effects.\ The Art of Video Production\ Perfect for anyone who wants to build skills in the fast-growing field of digital video production, and produce...
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FROM THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD HANDBOOK OF VIDEO AND TELEVISION ENGINEERING THE ALL-MEDIA GUIDE TO PROFESSIONAL VIDEO PRODUCTION You don't need an engineering degree to succeed in video production. In this book, video expert Jerry Whitaker shows you production from the inside out, from studio lighting to creating post-production special effects. The Art of Video Production Perfect for anyone who wants to build skills in the fast-growing field of digital video production, and produce video for TV, HDTV, movies, the Internet, or any other application, Master Handbook of Video Production shows you how to— * Select, install, and work with digital equipment * Understand MPEG video compression * Design video production centers * Master standard-definition and high-definition production * Assess bandwidth, scanning, and resolution issues * Optimize use of video computer graphics, time code, and archiving * Master video switching, timing, and distribution * Achieve the highest production values in video and high-definition video
PrefaceCh. 1Production Facility Design1Ch. 2The Physical Nature of Sound27Ch. 3Criteria for Acceptability of Acoustical Performance45Ch. 4Sound Isolation57Ch. 5Production Standards for High-Definition Video73Ch. 6DTV-Related Raster-Scanning Standards97Ch. 7Production Format Considerations107Ch. 8Fiber Optic Devices and Systems129Ch. 9Sync Generation and Distribution161Ch. 10Video Signal Distribution179Ch. 11Video Signal Processing187Ch. 12Switching Systems for Signal Routing and Distribution199Ch. 13Video Production Switching213Ch. 14Studio Communications231Ch. 15Staging and Lighting241Ch. 16Video Tape Recording257Ch. 17Magnetic Tape293Ch. 18Motion Picture Film305Ch. 19Film/Video Equipment321Ch. 20Facility Infrastructure Issues333Ch. 21Equipment Rack Enclosures and Devices353Ch. 22Wiring Practices377Subject Index401About the Editor407
