Video Camera Techniques by Gerald Millerson, ISBN 0240513762
Video Camera Techniques is an ideal starter guide for anyone owning a camcorder, newcomers to the field of broadcast or corporate video-making, or students who all wish to make videos to professional standards.
Written in Gerald Millserson's easy to understand style, this step by step guide will help you to master the operation of your camera and quickly develop your own style and imaginative skills.
This new edition now covers the latest types of video camera and gives guidance on camera handling and picture making form basics to advanced techniques.
Gerald Millerson's books on video and television have long been acknowledged as among the best ever published. For more in-depth coverage of all aspects of video production his highly acclaimed Video Production Handbook is the definitive work on the subject. He is the author of two other titles in the Media Manuals series - Lighting for Video and Effective TV Production. His other books published by Focal Press are The Technique of TV Production (now in its 12th edition), The Techniques of Lighting for TV and Film and TV Scenic Design Handbook.
What a Producer Does: The Art of Moviemaking (Not the Business) by Buck Houghton, ISBN 1879505053
Houghton delves into the area of movie production and addresses the job's creative concerns rather than the fund-raising aspects. His insights into choosing a story, the writer, director, production crew and cast, and the whole of the moviemaking process should set any film, television or even music video producer onto the right tracks. Buck Houghton is most readily known as the producer of the first one hundred-plus episodes of the Twilight Zone.
What a Producer Does: The Art of Moviemaking (Not the Business) by Buck Houghton, ISBN 1879505053 
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Television Criticism
Television Criticism presents an original treatment of television criticism with a foundational approach to the nature of criticism, an understanding of the business of television, production background in creating television style, in-depth chapters on storytelling and narrative theories and television genres, the interaction of rhetoric and cultural studies theories, representation, and postmodernism. It presents new and comprehensive guidelines for analysis and criticism, and it has a sample critique of the television program CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
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Screening the Past: Film and the Representation of History by Tony Barta, ISBN 0275954021
Film and television have been accepted as having a pervasive influence on how people understand the world. An important aspect of this is the relationship of history and film. The different views of the past created by film, television, and video are only now attracting closer attention from historians, cultural critics, and filmmakers. This volume seeks to advance the critical exploration scholars have recently begun.
Screening the Past: Film and the Representation of History by Tony Barta, ISBN 0275954021
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Digital Video Solutions by Winston Steward, ISBN 192968553X
Geared toward users who have experience with computers and some knowledge of digital video technology, this book is for users who want to improve their home movies or create short films. Described are the requirements for creating digital videos, including information for buying the right camera, video capture cards, and video editing software, as well as whether a specific computer is capable of creating digital videos.
Digital Video Solutions by Winston Steward, ISBN 192968553X
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