Television production. Skill-based

Author: Wu Haipeng
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: To ensure that the content resonates with yet differs from the previously published series of books, the structure of this book treats the various aspects of television production—such as cinematography, lighting, editing, sound, art, interviewing, and hosting—as "elements." The writing adopts a "click" format, combining broad strokes with focused insights, emphasizing the key points. Chapters and the final, ninth chapter focus on elaborating on conceptual issues, offering a panoramic view of television production and looking ahead to the future. Chapters 2 through 8 primarily address operational issues, summarizing the essence and advocating for a mindset of innovation and change. The structure of this book is indeed creative. First, it considers the integration of other elements into modern television production, bringing together and studying these various components. Second, it reflects the demand for high-quality, well-rounded talent in television, focusing on breakthroughs in key areas rather than covering everything comprehensively. This structural feature is also beneficial for quick and selective reading.
Chapters and the final, ninth chapter focus on elaborating on conceptual issues, offering a panoramic view of television production and looking ahead to the future. Chapters 2 through 8 primarily address operational issues, summarizing the essence and advocating for a mindset of innovation and change. The structure of this book is indeed creative. First, it considers the integration of other elements into modern television production, bringing together and studying these various components. Second, it reflects the demand for high-quality, well-rounded talent in television, focusing on breakthroughs in key areas rather than covering everything comprehensively. This structural feature is also beneficial for quick and selective reading.