Description: 1. THE TELEVISION PRODUCTION PROCESS. What Television Production Is All About. Technical Production Systems. 2. THE PRODUCER IN PREPRODUCTION. What Producing Is All About. Information Resources, Unions, and Ratings. 3. THE SCRIPT. Basic Script Formats. Dramatic Structure, Conflict, and Dramaturgy. 4. THE DIRECTOR IN PREPRODUCTION. How a Director Prepares. Communication and Scheduling. 5. THE TELEVISION CAMERA. How Television Cameras Work. How Digital Video Works. 6. LENSES. What Lenses Are. What Lenses See. 7. CAMERA OPERATION AND PICTURE COMPOSITION. Working the Camera. Picture Composition. 8. AUDIO: SOUND PICKUP. How Microphones Hear. How Microphones Work. 9. AUDIO: SOUND CONTROL. Sound Controls and Recording. Stereo, Surround Sound, and Sound Aesthetics. 10. LIGHTING. Lighting Instruments and Lighting Controls. Light Intensity, Baselight Levels, Color Temperature, and Color Mixing. 11. TECHNIQUES OF TELEVISION LIGHTING. Lighting in the Studio. Lighting in the Field. 12. VIDEO-RECORDING SYSTEMS AND PROCEDURES. How Video Recording Is Done. Tapeless Video-Recording Systems. 13. SWITCHING, OR INSTANTANEOUS EDITING. How Switchers Work. Special-Purpose Switchers. 14. DESIGN. Designing and Using Television Graphics. Scenery and Props. 15. TELEVISION TALENT. Television Performers and Actors. How to Do Makeup and What to Wear. 16. THE DIRECTOR IN PRODUCTION. Multicamera Control Room Directing. Single-Camera and Digital Cinema Directing. 17. FIELD PRODUCTION AND BIG REMOTES. Field Production. Covering Major Events. 18. POSTPRODUCTION EDITING: HOW IT WORKS. How Nonlinear Editing Works. Audio/Video Linkage. 19. EDITING FUNCTIONS AND PRINCIPLES. Continuity Editing. Complexity Editing. Epilogue. Glossary. Index.

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