Kudos to Martin Doucette! I've been waiting for a recognizable personality to write a good beginner's book for Digital Video.I always try to use the "...for Dummies" books in my classes because I think thatthey talk in plain English and lay a basic foundation for learning to takeplace. It's easy for the beginner to start at the beginning of the book andfor the more advanced student to jump to what they need.
Digital Videofor Dummies is no different. I'm using the book for the included softwareand its explanation of non-linear editing, but it is also a good refresherfor my students on shooting and lighting.
Anyone that teaches digitalvideo production should give this book a second look as a text. People whowant to break into digital video production should use this as their bible.
Product Description
MovieWorks, Quick Editor, and more on CD-ROM
Now updated to cover Main Vision, iMovie, and Film Factory
Make your Hollywood dreams come true with this hands-on resource If you want to produce professional-quality home movies, wedding videos, sales presentations, or multimedia Web content, all you need is a digital camcorder, a souped-up PC … and the know-how contained in this savvy guide. So get the book, pick up some gear, grab your bullhorn, and start directing! all this on the bonus CD-ROM Ulead Cool 3D and MediaStudio Pro Adobe Premiere and Adobe Photoshop trial versions Epson Film Factory Plus instructional examples, video samples, ready-to-use multimedia clips, and more System requirements: PC running Windows 95 or later, Windows NT 4 or later; Power Macintosh running System 7.6 or later. See the About the CD Appendix for details and complete system requirements.
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