This book offers expert guidance on the principles, and techniques of filmmaking. Author and filmmaker Elliot Grove introduces students to the craft of making movies by explaining simple techniques and advising on use of readily available, low-budget equipment and software. He devotes special attention to film industry vocabulary, necessary equipment, cameras, lighting, sound, storyboards, special effects and more. Additional chapters describe the role of the directors and advise students on how to publicize, market and distribute a film. Author: Elliot Grove ISBN: 9780764142963 Publisher: Barron's, 2009

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