Video Editing Thinking and Creation

Author: Zhang Xiaofeng
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This set of books was written by teachers engaged in teaching television theory and practice. It aims to provide some reference for peers who teach in this field and to offer materials for young people who have entered the television and radio industry in recent years for practice and discussion. Through years of teaching, we have gained some experience in cultivating practical talent, focusing not only on theoretical support but also on the practicality and operability of the content. Moreover, since our writing group comes from diverse academic backgrounds and knowledge structures, our perspectives and emphases on issues vary, resulting in distinctive expressions. Therefore, it is certain to provide readers with practical help. Even if you are just someone interested in television, this set of books will definitely have something appealing—it is vivid, practical, and unique. To be practical means it should be able to effectively guide television practice and improve hands-on skills. The television industry involves many theories of art, technology, and communication. If we talk about principles, each part can be considered deep and complex. However, as a successful television professional, it is more important to digest these principles and apply them to the practice of television production. To be engaging, the content and expression must be distinctive, avoiding a stiff or dull tone. This set of books was written by many people, and the expressions may vary in style, but no matter how it is expressed, it should be lively and readable. Television editing is a typical structural method and way of thinking in television production, holding a special position in the process. The authors of this book describe the thinking concepts, thinking patterns, and thinking expressions of television editing, as well as the selection, assembly, and paragraph structure of television shots from the perspectives of thinking and creation.