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Vernon Press Directing the Narrative and Shot Design Book

Name: Vernon Press Directing the Narrative and Shot Design Book
Brand: Vernon Press
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Elevate your filmmaking skills with Directing the Narrative and Shot Design. Part of the Vernon Series in Cinema and Culture, this hardback book serves as a directing-altering resource for film enthusiasts, students, and professionals. It provides high-quality learning materials designed to challenge your creative boundaries in film, television, and new media directing. Unlike standard texts, this book offers an innovative discussion of critical directorial choices. It introduces concepts and exercises that help you reach new levels of excellence and impact in your work. Whether you are studying film production or working in the industry, these resources provide the tools needed to master the craft of directing and shot design.

Key Features

Comprehensive learning resources designed for film, television, and new media directing professionals.

Innovative discussions on critical director choices not covered in existing film and television texts.

Practical directing exercises and concepts to help students and enthusiasts improve their craft.

Durable hardcover binding suitable for long-term use in academic or professional settings.

Extensive 446-page guide providing deep insights into the art and craft of directing.

Part of the specialized Vernon Series in Cinema and Culture for academic and professional study.

Product Specifications

Brand: Vernon Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1622733991
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Film > Production & Technology > Direction & Production
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 10 April 2018
Listed Since: 12 April 2018

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