Television cinematography art

Author: Liu Quan
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This set of books was written by us, teachers engaged in teaching television theory and practice. We hope it can provide some reference for peers who teach in this field, as well as serve as a platform for young friends who have entered the broadcasting and television industry in recent years to exchange ideas. Among the many books on broadcasting and television in the market, this set may not be the best, but it is likely the most suitable for students of this major and those just starting in this industry. This is because we have been closely following the development and changes in television for years, exploring the intersection of television technology and television art within the framework of new television concepts and a market-oriented background. Additionally, through years of teaching, we have accumulated experience in cultivating practical talent, emphasizing both theoretical support and the practicality and operability of the content. Moreover, our group of writers comes from diverse academic backgrounds and knowledge structures, each with unique perspectives and emphases, resulting in distinctive expressions. Therefore, it is certain to provide readers with real-world assistance. Even if you are just someone interested in television, this book will undoubtedly have something appealing—it is vivid, practical, and distinctive.