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Directing and producing for television : a format approach / Ivan Cury.

Van Pelt Library PN1992.75 .C87 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Cury, Ivan.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Television--Production and direction.
Television.
Physical Description:
xiii, 242 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Edition:
Second edition.
Place of Publication:
Boston : Focal Press, [2002]
Summary:
Directing and Producing for Television provides readers with the tools they need to help them direct and produce efficiently in a variety of settings. This vital resource is based on the author's experience in the industry and in university settings. It is ideal for students who are adept at handling equipment but often lack actual production techniques. This text addresses those critical details and outlines the demands of each format. The emphasis is on multiple-camera television, although serious consideration is given to single-camera production in those formats, such as documentaries and commercials/PSAs, where it is the predominant production technique.
Contents:
The Director/Producer's Job 1
Television Formats 2
First Big Divide 2
Second Big Divide 2
Basics for All Formats 3
The Quarter-Inch Ground Plan 3
Cross-Shooting 8
The 180-Degree Rule 10
2 The Facility 12
Parts of Any Facility 12
The Studio 12
The Control Room 12
The Support Area 13
The Studio 14
The Floor 14
Walls 16
The Grid 17
Electric Outlets 18
Circuits 18
The Ceiling 18
The Control Room 18
Audio Gear: Control Room 19
Video Gear 20
The Studio Complement 22
Camera Equipment 22
Audio Equipment 24
Stage Equipment 25
Support Areas 29
Entrance and Lobby 29
Office Space 29
Green Room 30
Dressing Rooms 30
Makeup 30
Hair 30
Wardrobe 30
Master Control/Tape Room 31
Tape Recording 31
Feeds 31
Library 32
Telecine 32
Graphics 32
The Audience 33
Screening Rooms 33
3 Who's Who 36
Preproduction 36
The Executives 37
Production/Program Assistants 38
The Director 39
The Production Manager 39
Operations/Scheduling 42
Engineering 43
Accounting 44
Set Designer 44
Art Director/Set Decorator 48
Lighting Designer 48
Optional Attendees 49
Production 50
Reception 51
Studio Manager 51
Engineering Crew 51
Stage Manager 54
Stage Crew 55
Paint Crew 55
Prop Crew 56
Light Crew 56
Talent 56
Choruses, Extras, Family and Friends, and Animals ... 57
Graphics 57
Makeup/Hair 57
Postproduction 58
The Account Executive/Sales 58
Scheduling 59
Reception 59
Library 59
Shipping 59
Editor 59
Sound Mixer 62
Management Services 62
Preproduction 63
Production 63
Postproduction 64
Editing History 64
4 Panel Programs 66
Seating Arrangements 67
Seating Arrangements and Camera Coverage 70
180 Degrees with the Host at the End: Pros and Cons 70
Shooting 180 Degrees with the Host at the End 71
180 Degrees with the Host in the Middle: Pros and Cons 71
Shooting 180 Degrees with the Host in the Middle 72
360 Degrees
Host Surrounded: Pros and Cons 72
Shooting 360 Degrees 72
Program Routine 73
Script Format 77
Rehearsal Procedure 92
The Shoot 94
5 Demonstration Format 97
Director in Control 97
Show-and-Tell Material: Guideline for Creation 98
Coordinate Pictures with Ideas 98
Create a Routine 99
Rehearsal 100
The Real Thing 100
Display Area 101
The Demonstration 101
Single-Camera Demonstration Programs 103
The Outline 103
The First Draft 105
Shooting Script 105
6 Scripted Format 109
Drama 109
Conventions 110
The Ground Plan 112
The Shooting Script 112
Pencil Exercise 114
Marking the Blocking 117
Marking the Cameras 123
Shot Sheets 136
Rehearsal Room 138
Studio Walk-Through 139
Studio Run-Through 139
Taping/Live 139
Rehearsal Schedules 140
Daytime Drama Rehearsals 140
Sitcom Rehearsals 140
Scored Music 141
Dance Script 142
Rehearsing 143
7 Music 145
Preproduction 145
Routine Considerations 149
Variety America: Routine Considerations 150
Preproduction
The Rehearsal 152
Rehearsal Hall 153
General Rehearsal Guidelines 153
Specific Rehearsal Guidelines 155
Recording Steps 158
Audio 159
Video 159
Shot List 160
Location Shooting Schedule 160
Stock Shots 162
Music Stock Libraries 162
Video Stock Libraries 162
Nonlibrary Material 163
Basic Shooting Concepts 164
The Production 170
Television Studio Rehearsal and Production 170
Camera Placement 172
Production Rehearsal 173
Editing 177
8 Commercials and PSAs 179
Similarities and Differences 179
Preproduction 180
Cost Analysis 183
Specialized Gear 185
Sweep Table 185
Light Tent 185
Image Motion Control 185
Animation 186
Production 186
Shooting 187
Shot Procedure 187
Multiple-Camera Shoots 189
Keeping a Log 189
Extra Shots and Wrapping Up 190
Postproduction 190
9 News 193
News Program Characteristics 193
Preproduction 194
The Director 194
The Producer 195
Routines and Rundowns 197
Production/Presentation 203
The Producer
On Air 203
The Director 204
10 Documentaries 206
The Idea 207
Formats 208
Innovations and Trends 210
Preproduction, Production, and Postproduction 212
Documentary Production Plan 213
Shooting 215
Viewing 218
Editing 219
A Production Log for a Montage Production 224.
Notes:
Includes index.
ISBN:
024080452X
OCLC:
47243947

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