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TV commercials, how to make them, or, how big is the boat?, Ivan Cury

Label
TV commercials, how to make them, or, how big is the boat?, Ivan Cury
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-226) and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
TV commercials
Nature of contents
bibliographydictionaries
Oclc number
160660392
Responsibility statement
Ivan Cury
Sub title
how to make them, or, how big is the boat?
Summary
Understanding how commercials are made is the key to doing it right. This descriptive book is a step-by-step guide on the mechanics of creating a commercial from a production perspective. Making commercials on all types of budgets is addressed. There is material describing the roles and dynamics of the key players: the producer/director, agency, and client. This book outlines the requirements of each group so that everyone can understand and appreciate each other's needs
Table Of Contents
Cover -- Contents -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Client -- How to Proceed -- Choices -- Producing the Spot -- Low Budget: Up to $25,000 -- Midbudget: $25,000 to $250,000 -- Shooting Begins -- Production -- Postproduction -- High Budget: Over $250,000 -- 3 Agency -- Getting Considered -- Defining the Client's Needs -- Finding a Strategy -- Research -- Creating the Commercial -- Once the Account Is "In House" -- Scheduling -- Choosing a Production Company -- Casting -- Props -- Audio -- At the Shoot -- Names and Codes -- Edit Session -- Offline/Online -- Final Details -- 4 Preproduction -- Low-Budget Production -- Medium- and High-Budget Commercials -- Bid Template -- Once the Bid Is Accepted -- The Go-Ahead -- 5 Production -- Low Budget -- Medium- and High-Budget Shoots -- Shot Procedure -- Multiple-Camera Shoots -- Keeping a Log -- Extra Shots and Wrapping Up -- Director's Business -- Shoot Basics -- DP -- Film/ Tape -- Magazines -- Body -- Head -- Tripod/Dolly/Crane -- Lenses -- Instruments -- Light Box -- Grips -- C-stands -- Grip Gear -- At the Sweep Table Shoot -- Props -- Food -- Medium Budget: Location Shoot -- Storyboard -- Schedule -- Setting -- DP -- Audio -- Gaffer/Key Grip -- Set/Props -- High Budget: Musical -- Storyboard -- Cast -- Schedule -- Setting -- Audio -- Set and Props -- Makeup -- Costumes -- 6 Postproduction: Editing -- Timeline -- Current Practices -- Editing Work Styles -- Low-Budget Commercials -- Middle and High End Commercials -- Editing Process -- 7 Post-Plus-Audio/ Graphics/Animation -- Audio -- Preproduction -- Voice-over -- Music -- Music Stock Libraries -- Sound Effects -- Dialogue -- Post Sound -- The Mix -- Graphics -- Animation -- 8 Research -- 9 Specialists -- Main Production Staff -- Director -- Producer -- Assistant and Associate Producers -- Assistant Director -- Second Assistant Director -- Associate Director -- Floor or Stage Manager -- Unit Manager -- Location Scout/Location Manager -- Production Manager -- Studio Supervisor -- Script Supervisor -- Camera Personnel -- DP -- Camera Operator -- First Assistant Camera Operator -- Second Assistant Camera -- Engineering -- Audio -- The Recordist -- Mic Handler or Boom Operator -- Audio Playback Operator -- Talent -- Agents -- Casting Director -- Animal Handlers -- Designer/Art Director -- Set Designers -- Art Director -- Prop Rental -- Makeup -- Hair Designers -- Costumes -- Costume Designer -- Wardrobe -- Special Effects Designers -- Production Crew -- Specialized Production Crew Members -- Animation -- Explosive Experts -- Generator Operator -- Graphics -- Greenspeople -- Home Econo
Target audience
specialized
resource.variantTitle
Television commercials