- Taschenbuch: 142 Seiten
- Verlag: Michael Wiese Productions (10. Januar 2000)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0941188736
- ISBN-13: 978-0941188739
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 27,8 x 18,9 x 1 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 3.8 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (5 Kundenrezensionen)
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Over 100 storyboards with simple descriptions.
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"Setting Up Your Shots" is a complete visual encyclopedia of creative camera set ups and moves every filmmaker and cinema fan will want to own. Over 100 storyboards with simple descriptions have been especially designed for this book. They show filmmakers, home video buffs and cinema fans how to achieve an incredible number of effects, images and compositions. This book is presented in an elegant horizontal format to create the proper cinematic perspective. It also provides over 135 references to great shots from classic movies, including: "Titanic", "Blade Runner", "Star Wars", and "Vertigo". It is a visual guide to hundreds of camera moves. It features over 300 original illustrations and storyboards. It draws examples from many classic films, eg "Titanic", "Blade" and "Star Wars".
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I was very disappointed in this book. "Setting Up Your Shots" tries to fill a needed gap for a book that explains the basic visual vocabulary of video composition. This book ends up being nothing more than an extended glossery with thubnail descriptions and B&W line drawings to illistrate the shot. But it goes into very little detail about when these shots are used. It does mention a film or two that uses each shot. There is not even a brief discussion of ideas like open vs closed form or any other guiding principle of choosing which shot to use. There is often little or no instruction on how to acheive a shot. For instance, it tells you what rack focus is, but not how to exicute one. There is a brief discussion of axis of action, also known in video as the vector line, but it is so brief as to be useless. Mostly, the book seems written to a ninth or tenth grade level. This book might be of some use to a beginner who just bought their first camcorder and wants a quick apply-it-right-now manual, or to a juinor high student. But there are better books available that discuss shots, like "Picture Composition" by Ward, or chapters 2 and 3 of "Understanding Movies" by Louis Giannetti, although these are more expensive and take more work to read and understand. Also, the author recommends reading other books on subjects like compositon, but there are no specific books recommended. Spend a little more money and time and find a more complete and useful resource. This might work as a glossery to a larger book, but it doesn't stand alone very well.
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I purchased Setting up your shots basically because it tells and gives you a storyboard shot of differnt camera techniques, Crane shots and editing techniques. For these things I found this bok to be a blessing because it explained a lot of different shots that i didn't know. It also explains them in a very straightforward manner and sites several movie as examples. So why three stars? Mainly for two reasons. One problem with this bookm is that it doesn't tell you how to get some shots. ex. various crane shots. What kind of crane? Another problem is the fact that the author suggests you go out buy book on certain subjects say, composition but he doesn't mention any by name. Overall I did like the very straightforward explanation of different shots. This is a decent book( not essential) that film buffs may appreciate more than fimmakers.
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very good book, contains a lot of terms about filmmaking. in first it looks very simple but if you read it you realise that it contains a lot of information. Actually a book you need to read every month if you're working with film to refresh your memory.
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This book is a great way to brainstorm. You'll think in newways about your shots, whether your a beginner or have been workingfor years...
Am 24. Juli 2000 veröffentlicht
If you watch movies, read this book!
Setting Up Your Shots is a great way to get movie viewers (especially teens) to think more about what they're seeing, what the camera is doing in manipulating their focus, and why. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 19. Februar 2000 von Charlotte Ostermann
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