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VIDEO PRODUCTION HANDBOOK

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

CHAPTER 1. Overview of Video Production

CHAPTER 2. Production Crew

CHAPTER 3. Organizing the Production

CHAPTER 4. Production Techniques

CHAPTER 5. Writing for Video

CHAPTER 6. The Camera

CHAPTER 7. Using the Camera

CHAPTER 8. Shooting People and Objects

CHAPTER 9. Working with the Talent

CHAPTER 10. Audio for Video

CHAPTER 11. Lighting for Video

11.1 Lighting the Scene

11.2 The Camera Does Not Compensate

11.3 The Key Factors

11.4 The Light's Intensity

11.5 If There Is Not Enough Light

11.6 If There Is Too Much Light

11.7 Hard Light Quality (Spotlight)

11.8 Soft Light Quality (Floodlight)

11.9 Lighting Contrast

11.10 Three-Point Lighting

11.11 Color Temperature Compensation

11.12 Using Colored Light

11.13 Shooting in Daylight

11.14 Using Reflectors

11.15 Bounce Light

11.16 Do We Really Need to Light it?

11.17 Lighting Options

11.18 Existing Light

Lightweight Light Supports

11.19 Grip Clamps

11.20 Light Stands

Lighting Instruments

11.21 Camera Light

11.24 The Portable Soft Light

11.25 Multilamp Sources

11.26 Open Face Adjustable Light

11.27 Fresnel Spotlights

Practical Lighting

11.28 The General Approach to Lighting

11.29 Using One Light

11.30 Using Multiple Lights

CHAPTER 12. The Background

CHAPTER 13. Television Graphics

CHAPTER 14. Recording and Viewing the Video

CHAPTER 15. Editing

CHAPTER 16. Distributing Your Production

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CHAPTER 11 Lighting for Video 259 When it comes to image acquisition, lighting is still the art that separates the amateurs from the pros. --Jay Holben, Producer You light with the lights you have, not the lights you wish you had.