Television production (Technical category)

Author: Wu Haipeng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-01-28
Features: To ensure the content resonates with yet distinguishes from existing series, this book treats camera, lighting, editing, sound, art, interviewing, and hosting as a "element" in television production, adopting a "click" format with a combination of broad and focused perspectives, emphasizing the key points. Chapters and the final, ninth chapter focus on elaborating on conceptual issues, offering a bird's-eye view of television production and looking ahead to the future. From Chapter 2 to Chapter 8, the book addresses operational issues, summarizes the essence, and advocates for innovative and adaptive thinking. The structure of this book is indeed creative. First, it considers how television production has integrated other elements, combining and studying them as a whole. 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.