Teach Yourself Digital Home Movie Making
Teach Yourself Digital Home Movie Making by Peter Cope, published by Hodder Education in 2007, is a comprehensive guide designed for individuals looking to enhance their filming and editing skills. With 248 pages, this book addresses both amateur enthusiasts and aspiring filmmakers, providing practical insights on how to effectively plan, produce, and refine home movies using both new and existing footage.
Readers will find essential advice on selecting a digital video camera, improving filming techniques, and utilizing editing software to publish their movies. The book covers various aspects of digital filmmaking, including cinematography and videography techniques, ensuring that users can develop their creative and technical skills in the realm of home movie making.
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Teach Yourself Digital Home Movie Making is an indispensable guide for all those wanting to improve their filming and editing techniques and get the most out of their digital video camera. Whether you are an amateur enthusiast or a budding film maker, this book will show you how to plan, produce and refine brilliant home movies both from old and new footage. Including essential advice on choosing a digital video camera, working on your filming technique and using editing software as well as publishing your movie, this book gives you all you need to improve your creative and technical skills.
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