Television program production techniques

Author: Li Jinlin
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book combines technology and art, offering comprehensive content with a focus on practicality and theory. It covers all aspects of television program production, not to make you a lighting technician, sound engineer, camera operator, or stage design professional, but to help you communicate better with them and understand the various stages of television program production. Television program production is a highly practical discipline. To facilitate learning, the author first introduces the functions of each piece of equipment, supplemented appropriately with methods and principles for achieving these functions. Through concise illustrations, complex internal structures become clear at a glance, enabling flexible and creative use. At the same time, attention is paid to practicality, with an easy-to-understand introduction on how to use cameras, recorders, and editors, as well as how to troubleshoot minor equipment issues to prevent them from escalating. Currently, the market offers a wide variety of video and audio recording equipment, and models are constantly being updated. Therefore, the learning goal is to adapt to change with consistency, using the basic structure and principles of equipment as a thread to summarize the typical functions of common models and introduce implementation methods. When learning, do not memorize the operation of a single piece of equipment, but instead grasp the functions, implementation methods, function keys, and usage procedures. This book is suitable for use as a teaching material in television program production-related majors in higher education institutions and can also serve as a reference for both professional and amateur television program producers.