Producing an interview
Introduction
In this chapter you'll learn how to prepare for and record interviews, whether stand-alone or as part of a bigger video project (e.g. documentary film).
Vision in action
Pack the necessary equipment. ...
Read MoreProducing TV news items and reports
Introduction
News items and reports are video formats used in TV. They vary between TV stations and are still evolving. The style depends on the owner of the station (national or private), the editorial policy, budget, and many other ...
Read MoreMaking a documentary
Introduction
Documentaries present real situations and people more convincingly than feature films. And yet, just like feature films, making a documentary is a complex process that involves a lot of creativity to tell a story.
Documentaries deal ...
Read MoreProducing a music video
Introduction
Making a music video is a fantastic way to express your creativity. Plus, it can be great fun and really rewarding, especially if you love music.
Depending on the sort of video you want to make, coming up with the concept and ...
Read MoreMaking a video collage
Introduction
A video collage is a combination of photos and / or short video clips set to music. It's an easy and effective way of showing a place, documenting an event or presenting a project. And it's the simplest way of making a ...
Read MoreBasics of stop-motion animation
Introduction
Stop-motion animation is a simple way of making animated films. By gradually moving objects against a backdrop, and taking photos at each stage, you can create the illusion of continuous motion.
In this chapter we will show you how ...
Read MoreFilming and editing a stage performance or sports event
Introduction
In this chapter you will learn how to film different kinds of stage performance and sports event.
By 'stage performance' we mean any event or activity that happens mainly on a stage, from a theatre play to a lecture. 'Sports events' ...
Read MoreProducing a short feature film
Introduction
Feature films are the sort of movies you can see at the cinema. They are usually about one-and-a-half hours to two hours long, and require a lot of time, money and effort to produce.
In this chapter we'll show you how ...
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