Contemporary Television Photography and Production Tutorial

Author: Huang Kuangyu
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: As a "core technology" in television studies, television photography and program production have always been challenging. In response, Television Photography and Production: A Contemporary Tutorial provides a model for teaching and research. This book adopts the cultural concept of "big photography"—encompassing photography, film, and television—integrating these disciplines. It offers an in-depth and detailed analysis of the key elements of television photography—such as visuals, shots, sound, and text—and also selectively explains program production and editing. The book is divided into three parts, consisting of 13 chapters. Part I is titled "Tools Recognition and Application," with 3 chapters; Part II is "Photography and Editing," with 8 chapters; and Part III is "Programs," with 2 chapters. The content is comprehensive and systematic, with clear and easy-to-understand explanations. The illustrations are practical, and the 477 images used throughout the book are sourced from over 100 television programs from both China and abroad. Compared to hand-drawn illustrations in other similar books, the credibility and replicability of the television images in this book are self-evident. It serves as a professional textbook for universities and television institutions, as well as a guide for photography and television enthusiasts. It also offers valuable insights for television planners and critics.