Confused About all the Conflicting Information and Jargon Surrounding HDV?
At last, there is a reliable, comprehensive source of up to date information to save you the time, frustration and money of doing things the wrong way. This
NEW book by industry advisor Andrew Lock, 'How to Shoot, Edit & Distribute HDV' is a valuable resource that will enable you to quickly get up to speed, be more productive, and produce high definition videos that will be the envy of your peers.
- Reviews of all 8 HDV Camcorders - learn which features suit your shooting style
- How to avoid the 6 common pitfalls when shooting HDV
- How to get the 'film look' with HDV
- Which editing systems handle HDV with ease - the answer will surprise you
- Discover multiple ways to distribute your HDV projects right now
- Are expensive HDV tapes really necessary? Read the definitive answer
- Useful accessories and devices that will make your life easier
- How to monitor HDV in the field and studio
Comments from Others:
"Here's a real-world look at the sometimes contradictory world of HDV, written by someone who knows what he's talking about. Sidestepping any snobbery and market-speak, this book will painlessly introduce you to the new world of HDV production without getting bogged down in needless technical details."
Charlie White, Award Winning Emmy Producer
"In an age where there are an endless supply of questions regarding formats, functions and practicality it is difficult to get some concrete answers.
Andrew Lock's book gives you answers about the latest HDV cameras as well as covering the essentials you need to know in order to be more efficient with this new format."
Jacob Rosenberg, Filmmaker and Author
