Part 4: Lighting, Backgrounds, and Sets
by Jim Owens, Gerald Millerson
Television Production, 15th Edition
- Cover
- Halftitle
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part 1: The Foundations of Television Production
- Part 2: The Process, Script, and Production Plan
- Chapter 4: The Production Process
- The Three Stages of Production
- Stage 1: Planning and Preparation
- Why Plan?
- The Idea: Starting with a Concept
- Setting the Goals and Objectives
- The Target Audience
- The Budget
- Limitations/Restrictions
- The Production Plan
- Production Methods
- Schedule
- Coverage
- Building a Program Outline
- Research
- Thinking through the Shots
- Treatment Breakdown
- Developing the Camera Plan
- Storyboards
- Production Aspects
- The Production Meeting
- Remote Location Surveys (Recce)
- Setup
- The Rehearsal
- Stage 2: Production
- Stage 3: Postproduction
- Review Questions
- Interview with a Professional: James Stuart
- Chapter 5: The Script and Production Plan
- Chapter 4: The Production Process
- Part 3: Visualizing the Story
- Chapter 6: What the Camera Can Do
- Chapter 7: Using the Camera
- Chapter 8: The Persuasive Camera
- Chapter 9: Creating an Effective Image
- Chapter 10: Television Graphics
- Part 4: Lighting, Backgrounds, and Sets
- Chapter 11: Lighting for Television
- Chapter 12: Backgrounds and Sets
- Chapter 13: Makeup and Costumes
- Chapter 14: Audio for Television
- Chapter 15: Recording the Story
- Chapter 16: Editing the Production
- Part 6: Production Techniques
- Chapter 17: Production Practices
- Chapter 18: The Studio Production
- Chapter 19: Directing Talent
- Chapter 20: Production Style
- Chapter 21: Remote Production
- Part 7: Distribution
- Glossary
- Index
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