Film, Television & <strong>Video</strong>Television Academy Career Series • Careers in Television/Production Manager/<strong>Video</strong> EditorAcademy of Television Arts & SciencesFoundation Presents Journeys Below the LineGo deep inside the television industry where few have beenprivileged to visit. Incorporating exciting on-set productionfootage and insightful interviews with cast and crew, thesepowerful presentations will both enlighten and educateaudiences around the country.SAVE $58 3 JOURNEYS DVD SET: FJOUR3SET $179.00NEWLOST - The Cinematography TeamJourneys Below The Line traveled to Hawaii and the set ofLOST to produce an up close look at the entire team oftalented people responsible for the Primetime Emmy ®nominated look of the hit ABC series. Introduced byJorge Garcia (Hurley), cinematographers MichaelBonvillian and John Bartley explain the advantages ofshooting alternate episodes which affords each of themprep time with the director and input on location choicesand scheduling. Go along on a location Tech Scoutand sit in on the Production meeting, then see thescenes being shot. LOST shoots with two cameras andthere are interviews with the Camera Operators, the <strong>First</strong> Assistants (focuspullers) and the Second Assistants (clappers) explaining the responsibilitiesof their jobs and how they fulfill them. Meet Walrus the film loader as hedemonstrates what it takes to load and unload magazines in the dark room on thecamera truck. Jim Grce describes his job as Gaffer, and Chuck Smallwood answersthe question "what's a grip?" Dolly Grip Casey Alicino explains how he works withthe operator and the focus puller, and how he hits his marks with the camera onthe end of a crane. Cast members Evangeline Lilly, Josh Holloway, Terry O'Quinn,Jorge Garcia and Adewale Akinnouye-Agabaje express their admiration andrespect for the work done by The Cinematography Team. Includes Bonus Materialand a CD-ROM for Students and Faculty. 30 min. F1194DVD $79.00ER - The PropMastersAurora Award-Winning, Platinum Best ofShow - Art/Culture InstructionER - The PropMasters - goes behind-the-scenes of themulti-Emmy ® -winning show and NBC Television hit, ERto show the technically demanding job of propmasters Rick Kerns and Rick Ladomade and their crew.See a stunt scene of the collapse of a third floor balconyloaded with party goers and learn how a plastic BBQ andrubber beer cans made it safer for the stunt people. In ascene involving the birth of a baby, see the crew, dressedin scrubs, position and operate an animatronic babywhile the scene is actually being filmed. Witness the construction and evolution ofthe prosthetic for the “pregnant” mother. Also learn how the prop people handleordinary medical props such as name tags and stethoscopes and everyday itemssuch as cell phones and pizzas. Executive producer and director John Wells talksof the early days of ER and the challenges involved with building a completeemergency room’s worth of props. Cast members, the production designer, andheads of special effects and stunts emphasize the teamwork necessary to producethe fast-paced gritty reality of ER. Includes Bonus Material and a CD-ROM forStudents and Faculty. 30 min. F1172DVD $79.0024 - The Editing ProcessAurora Award-Winning, Platinum Best ofShow - Art/Culture Instruction24 - The Editing Process - goes behind the scenes withthe editors of the FOX Television hit, 24 and emphasizesthe jobs contributing to the distinctiveeditorial look and style of the series. Follow the shootingof a 24 scene in a metro station, focusing on thescript supervisor, Anne Melville, and the notes shemakes that help the editor. Then follow these notes tothe editor’s room where Scott Powell uses them tobuild the scene. As Scott works on this scene andothers he discusses the various aspects of his job and how he approachesediting so that his work follows 24’s overall style. Director Jon Cassar sits withScott and gives his input to the work in progress. Throughout the program manyothers who work on 24 discuss their involvement with and appreciation of the editorialprocess. Lead actor Kiefer Sutherland introduces the show and tells how avisit to the editing room helped him improve his acting. Other actors, includingElisha Cuthbert, Carlos Bernard, Reiko Aylesworth, and Penny Johnson-Jerald,comment on their perceptions of the importance of editing and script supervision.Includes Bonus Material and a CD-ROM for Students and Faculty. 30 min.8F1152DVD $79.00BestSellerThe <strong>Video</strong> Toolbox: How To Make A <strong>Video</strong> ProgramThe indispensable A to Z of video production.“This excellent program offers full coverage of professionalvideo production - a monumental accomplishment.” - BooklistA fast moving, imaginative and humorous introduction to the video productionprocess. Two detailed, fictionalized case studies are followed from conception tocompletion and interwoven with explanatory graphics, animation, practicaladvice and technical tips. This 90-minute program is divided into eight segments,each of which could be used as the basis for a class. Practical follow-upactivities are also suggested at the end of each major segment. 90 min.8 Major Sections Include:• The Concept • The Director's Role • The Story• Screen Language • Writing • The Shoot • Editing •Budget • ScheduleProgram Highlights20 minutes of rushes are included to allow you to edityour own version of the example scene from the “roadmovie.” You can edit from the point of view of any of thethree major characters and for edit choices to dramaticallyaffect the meaning and mood of the scene.F801DVD $179.00Make Your Own Instructional <strong>Video</strong> Productions“Students listen to my shop clean-up instructions more whenthey see me on the screen than they do when I say it live!”- Ron Smith, UC Santa BarbaraHelp avoid endless repetition by making your own successful “do-it-yourself”videos for theatre (and all kinds of) instruction. This program includes numeroususeful examples of “how-to” footage used in: student recruiting, inventory documentation,talking head reports, facility tours, CLEAN-UP procedures, importantsafety guidelines and many more. 45 min. F1109DVD $119.00How To Make Your Own Great <strong>Video</strong>sWith Just A CamcorderAwards Portfolio Winner - Media &Methods Magazine“This outstanding tape should be in anyschool library or classroom where thebasics of video production are taught.”- The Book ReportBestSellerWith the right guidance, the video camcorder can be apowerful learning tool, encouraging teamwork, creativityand discipline. Award-winning instructor StuMcGowan leads viewers through all the steps necessary to make great videos.Viewers are taught the basic steps of organizing, producing and shooting a shortvideo program using a camcorder. This instructional program is perfect forintroducing classroom video projects where scenes of a student workshop areshown and where students are observed planning and videotaping a shortprogram. 25 min. F985DVD $119.00Screening “Middlemarch”: A Study In TV ProductionThis lavish and comprehensive package from the BBC provides a unique opportunityto look at a production from every angle (the 1994 BBC/WGBH adaptationof George Eliot’s Middlemarch). The writer, director, production designer, DP andother members of the team lead students through every step of the process, fromconceptualization and production to packaging and distribution.The program includes detailed analysis of five completescenes from the Masterpiece Theatre Series, using eachscene to explore a whole set of issues, from conceptualizationto packaging. 90 min.F909DVD $179.00Creating Digital MoviesIdeal for Students, Teachers, Professionalsand For Classroom StudyThis documentary goes behind the scenes to show themaking of a low budget digital video short, “Wrestlerand the Babe.” Designed as an educational experiment,follow filmmaker Nick Kypros, cinematographer Addi Thorisson and a studentcrew as they discover the challenges of shooting video, film style. Comescomplete with Study Guide. 60 min. F1102DVD $149.00
Beginning Film & <strong>Video</strong> Making: Camera & LensesValuable both for classroom instruction &at campus libraries so students canreview the material on their ownThis program focuses on cameras and lenses, aimedtoward the beginning film and videomaker. Featuring a“film crew” shooting at a miniature golf course and a gocart track, this program teaches students each step &concept of the filmmaking process in a visual manner.Samples such as how the dolly shot and zoom shot areexecuted and how they look on camera are valuablematerials for student learning.Comes complete with study guide.Film, Television & <strong>Video</strong>Camera Operator/Production Manager/Director/Director of Photography/Film & <strong>Video</strong>maker • CameraBestSellerProgram Contents• The film camera gate: claw, aperture, aperture plate, pressure plate • The filmtransport mechanism • Methods of setting focus: zooming & physically measuringthe distance • Focussing the diopter • Prime lenses & zoom lenses • Focallength (wide, normal, telephoto) • Depth of field • Camera/subject distanceinfluence on depth of field • Perspective • Choice of focal length/camera tosubject distance • Space • Techniques of zooming & dollying • Techniques ofcrane, booming & tilting • Techniques of panning & tracking • Aperture & irisopening • F/stops. 14 min.F1142DVD $99.00Multicamera Direction PlanningIn this program, we sit in on the planning and production of a multicamera videoshoot. Steps along the way include the first read through, the design meeting,setup of the rehearsal space, rehearsals, planning of camera coverage, final camerascripting, the production meeting, the technical run-through and the shootday. We follow the roles played by the director and assistant director, productiondesigner, lighting director and the technical director. At the end of the program,we see the finished dramatic scene. 30 min.F704DVD $149.00Double Exposure - The Voice Of The CameraFor Film Studies & Film StudentsThis program explores how films work technically andartistically and provides insight into the Hollywood cameraand crew system. It teaches students to develop animage from initial inspiration into a coherent and wellreasonedscene, to build camera skills and to enhancetheir ability to think, speak and write critically in anincreasingly visual and technological culture. It providessignificant role training and illustrates the collaborativecraft of film and media pre-production, production, postproduction and distribution using pioneers, contemporarytechnicians and screen artists. Comes complete with detailed work book. 25 min.Features of the Program• The Steadicam • The Responsibilities of a Director of Photography• Camera Framing • A Brief History of Panavision • Camera Movement • Drawingthe Audience into the Film • Crossing the Line.F1108DVD $44.95The Virtual Bolex 2.0 16mm Camera TutorialAn Interactive Guide For Beginning Film Students & ForThose New To The BolexProduced By Robert F. Arnold, Associate Professor Of Film,Boston University.The Virtual Bolex is an interactive tutorial & reference guide for the 16mm Bolexreflex movie camera, commonly used in beginning filmmaking classes at manyuniversities. The tutorial is designed to permit students to get virtual hands-onpractice with the camera and camera anatomy, to become familiar with the filmloading procedure, controls for setting frame-rate, exposure, lenses & filters,focus, before and in-between the limited time they may have access to thecamera for actual shooting. The reference materialsupplements the limited Bolex camera manual.Additional information includes using the VariableShutter to control exposure, in-camera special effects,prime and zoom lenses, filters for color and black andwhite film and more. According to Sam Kauffmann, filmprofessor at Boston University and author of the mostpopular book on Avid editing, “The Virtual Bolex is likehaving the camera and the instructor right there in front of you.”For Mac, OSX and Windows.F1105CDROM $69.95Camera OperationWinner: 2003 <strong>Video</strong>grapher Award of DistinctionThis introductory-level program focuses on camera components, white balance,zoom, focus, depth-of-field along with the dos & don’ts of basic camera operation.28 min.F1128DVD $99.95The 16mm CameraIn Part I of this program cinematographer Bill Constabledemonstrates all the major systems and operations ofthe 16mm camera. In Part II, Constable examines twelvemajor camera systems, providing a virtual out-of-theboxmanual and an evaluation of the advantages anddisadvantages of each system. For classroom use, theprogram is divided into 27 segments. 195 min.F719DVD $299.00Composing Images for <strong>Video</strong>, Film & PhotographyRecommended for f ield & studio production as well asphotography classesEvery location features an infinite number of potential images and knowing howto see and frame these images defines the quality of a visual product. Enter anew visual environment, interpret the important visual components, break thesecomponents into their individual pieces and then record the images in a way thatbest communicates a visual story. 15 min. F1145DVD $149.00Shooting The Talking HeadFor TV field production, broadcast news & studio production coursesWhether shooting for video or film, the so-called talking head is one of the mostcommon subjects in the viewfinder and subsequently, on-screen. This programcovers the essentials of composition, lighting, perspective and sound forrecording interviews and making subjects come alive on camera. A great primerfor creators of news, documentary, institutional and dramatic programs. 15 min.Chroma Key TechniquesThese days anyone with two video cameras & a switchercan add chroma key techniques to their repertoire,opening up limitless possibilities. This fascinating programshows a wide range of chroma key techniques.Each example is broken down into its component partsso that you can see exactly how it was achieved.Features a dramatic sequence including interiors,exteriors and the transitions between them, constructedentirely from chroma keyed foregrounds and backgrounds.Techniques shown include such refinementsas the casting of shadows and reflections onto chromakeyed sets. 30 min. F743DVD $149.00F1146DVD $149.00Order: 1-800-262-8862 Fax: 1-310-574-0886 Email: sale@firstlightvideo.com www.firstlightvideo.com 9BestSeller
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