Creative Camera

Creative Camera: Creative Camera. August, 1976. 1976. Paper. Includes W. E. Smith, Hirachi, Tye-Walker, Meneguzzo, etc.

London: 1976. Coos Press. (First edition). Tall slim quarto. Pictorial wraps. Wraps have a trace of soiling and bit of wear to the extremities. edges are lightly tanned else very good. A nice copy of the August, 1976 issue of "Creative Camera". This issue features a story by Keith Hardiman on photographer W. Eugene Smith's classic Life magazine photo essay "Spanish Village" in addition to portfolios by photographers Isao Hirachi, Toni Tye-Walker and Pier Antonio Meneguzzo. A wonderful issue of a great publication. Uncommon.

[SW: Photography]

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Adams. Michael H.. SINGLE-CAMERA VIDEO: The Creative Challenge. Dubuque, Iowa: Wm. C. Brown Publishers, c. 1992.
Binding and contents are almost like new. No dust jacket. ; Glossy, full-color photo illustrated boards, white spine, black lettering. Appendixes. Glossary. Index. Numerous b/w photos & figures. ART. The author believes that it is time to move the learning experience surrounding the creation of televison out of a technology-dominated environment, and place it in an environment where the creative process comes first. Amazing advances in the technology of single-camera video and editing improvements that have made the equipment easier to understand and use makes this system possible. This book gives you all the knowledge, both technical and creative, that you need to complete any single-camera, edited video production. While the text includes comparisons to studio and control room-based production, all the basic information about cameras, lights, microphones, and video recorders used in single-camera production is included for those who have not had a previous video class. The text covers in detail the total production process -how to write, produce, direct, and edit single-camera televison. ; 9-3/8" Tall; 359 pages. 0697097609.

Hardcover; First Printing, NF.

[SW: VIDEO Production Television Production WRITING Editing Diecting Lighting Workprint Post-production Other Arts,]

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Cyrill,Harnischmacher: The Wild Side of Photography Unconventional and Creative Techniques for the Courageous Photographer, Dpunkt.Verlag GmbH, September 2010 ISBN: 1933952512
This book introduces seventeen photographers and their unconventional photographic views of the world. The projects described cover diverse themes, ranging from experimental focusing and spherical panoramas to unfamiliar viewpoints, creative use of light, unusual print media, and high-speed, remote-controlled photo sequences. All of the autors are motivated by a common desire to break new technical and creative ground, and the results make it clear that digital technology and old school analog techniques can be innovative and productive allies.The simple-to-follow articles not only explain the techniques involved, but also encourage you to get off the beaten track and make your own photographic experiments. The results are often amazing and always satisfying.Topics include:- Laptop ministudio- Camera hacks- Pole monopods for aerial photography- Blur (motion blur, camera motion, out-of-focus)- Kite photography- Using a scanner as a camera- Little Planet views- Texture blending- Camera and lens building projects

NEUBUCH! 256 mm x 205 mm x 18 mm komplett in Farbe Einband:Kartoniert/Broschiert

[SW: Fotografie / Natur, Tiere, Landschaft]

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Andy Schmidt . The Insider's Guide To Creating Comics And Graphic Novels. Cincinnati, Ohio: Impact, 2009
1600610226 Product Description "There's more to dynamic storytelling than lighting tricks and breaking panels. Mostly, it comes from the heart and gut. The absolute refusal to let anything go onto the page without knowing why it goes onto the page and how it will affect readers." From the creative minds behind your favorite modern-day comics ... In this unprecedented, behind-the-scenes guide, former Marvel editor and current IDW senior editor Andy Schmidt and his superstar industry friends give you the inside track on creating engaging, professional-looking comic books. Written for upcoming creative stars and comic book enthusiasts, The Insider's Guide to Comics and Graphic Novels covers the entire creative process from beginning to end, from fine-tuning a script to the nuances of camera angles, costume design and lettering. You'll learn not only how to emulate a camera pan, hit 'em with a splash page and shift into slow motion, but also WHEN and WHY to dip into that bag of graphic tricks for maximum impact. The real-world guide to creating great comics! Profiles and insights from John Romita, Jr., Neal Adams, Gene Ha, David Finch and John Byrne Professional advice from top talents in the business, including writers Brian Michael Bendis, Geoff Johns and Tom DeFalco; inkers Klaus Janson, Karl Kesel and Mike Perkins; colorist Chris Sotomayor; and letterer Chris Eliopoulos Expert instruction on every element of the creative process--writing, drawing, inking, coloring, page layout and scene design--and how they all work together About the Author During his five-year tenure with Marvel Comics, Andy Schmidt served as editor with many high-profile creators on hundreds of projects such as those for highly successful writer and IMPACT author Peter David. Schmidt's credits include (but are not limited to) the following properties: Alias, Avengers, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, Incredible Hulk, JLA/Avengers, Marvel Universe, Wolverine, X-Men. He has also been a contributor to Wizard: The Comics Magazine's "Basic Training" features, including tips on topics such as putting together a portfolio for review and making an impression on comics editors. In October 2007, Schmidt launched Comics Experience, a comics school and workshop for artists and writers with frequent guest speakers such as Jae Lee (artist, Stephen King's The Dark Tower), Dan Slott (Amazing Spider-Man), and Nick Lowe (Marvel editor, X-Men)..

Paperback, New

[SW: comics, graphic novel, how to,]

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