Directing the documentary /
Rabiger, Michael.
Directing the documentary / Michael Rabiger. - 5th ed. - Amsterdam ; Boston : Focal Press/Elsevier, c2009. - xii, 660 p. ill. ; 26 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
BOOK I: FUNDAMENTALS
PART1; YOU AND YOUR IDEAS
1 The Director's Role
2 Defining Your Artistic Identity
3 Developing Your Story Ideas
4 Proposing and Pitching a Short Documentary
PART 2: DOCUMENTARIES AND FILM LANGUAGE
5 Documentary Language
6 Elements and Grammar
PART 3: PRE PRODUCTION
7 Research
8 Developing a Crew
PART 4: PRODUCTION
9 Camera Equipment
10 Lighting
11 Location Sound
12 Directing
PART 5: POST PRODUCTION
13 Editing: From Start to Viewing the First* Assembly
14 Editing: The Process of Refinement
15 Editing: From Fine Cut to Sound Mix
16 Titles and Acknowledgments
BOOK II: ADVANCED ISSUES
PART 6: DOCUMENTARY AESTHETICS
17 Point lew and the Storyteller
1 8 Development, Time, and Story Structure
19 Form, Control, and Style
20 Reenactment, Reconstruction, and Docudrama
PART 7: ADVANCED PRODUCTION ISSUES
PART 7A. ADVANCED PRE PRODUCTION
21 Advanced Research
22 Values, Ethics, and Choices
23 Proposing an Advanced Documentary
24 Preparing to Direct
PART 7B. ADVANCED PRODUCTION
25 Optics
26 Advanced Cameras and Equipment
27 Advanced Location Sound
28 Organization, Crew, and Procedures
29 Advanced Directing
30 Conducting and Shooting Interviews
PART 7C. ADVANCED POST PRODUCTION
31 Transcript to Film Script
32 Creating Narration
33 Using Music and Working with a Composer
34 Editing: Refinements and Structural Problems
PART 8: EDUCATION AND STARTING YOUR CAREER
35 Education
36 From School to Film Industry
9780240810898 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Documentary Films--Production and direction.
070.18 / RAB/D
Directing the documentary / Michael Rabiger. - 5th ed. - Amsterdam ; Boston : Focal Press/Elsevier, c2009. - xii, 660 p. ill. ; 26 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
BOOK I: FUNDAMENTALS
PART1; YOU AND YOUR IDEAS
1 The Director's Role
2 Defining Your Artistic Identity
3 Developing Your Story Ideas
4 Proposing and Pitching a Short Documentary
PART 2: DOCUMENTARIES AND FILM LANGUAGE
5 Documentary Language
6 Elements and Grammar
PART 3: PRE PRODUCTION
7 Research
8 Developing a Crew
PART 4: PRODUCTION
9 Camera Equipment
10 Lighting
11 Location Sound
12 Directing
PART 5: POST PRODUCTION
13 Editing: From Start to Viewing the First* Assembly
14 Editing: The Process of Refinement
15 Editing: From Fine Cut to Sound Mix
16 Titles and Acknowledgments
BOOK II: ADVANCED ISSUES
PART 6: DOCUMENTARY AESTHETICS
17 Point lew and the Storyteller
1 8 Development, Time, and Story Structure
19 Form, Control, and Style
20 Reenactment, Reconstruction, and Docudrama
PART 7: ADVANCED PRODUCTION ISSUES
PART 7A. ADVANCED PRE PRODUCTION
21 Advanced Research
22 Values, Ethics, and Choices
23 Proposing an Advanced Documentary
24 Preparing to Direct
PART 7B. ADVANCED PRODUCTION
25 Optics
26 Advanced Cameras and Equipment
27 Advanced Location Sound
28 Organization, Crew, and Procedures
29 Advanced Directing
30 Conducting and Shooting Interviews
PART 7C. ADVANCED POST PRODUCTION
31 Transcript to Film Script
32 Creating Narration
33 Using Music and Working with a Composer
34 Editing: Refinements and Structural Problems
PART 8: EDUCATION AND STARTING YOUR CAREER
35 Education
36 From School to Film Industry
9780240810898 (pbk. : alk. paper)
Documentary Films--Production and direction.
070.18 / RAB/D