Jace Downs

The Photographer's Career Guide to Shooting Production Stills for Film and Television (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Based on the author's real-world experience, this book provides a comprehensive guide on how to develop a professional career and client base as a unit stills photographer in the entertainment industry. This book is ideal for intermediate level and aspiring photographers. Visit www.jacedowns.com for additional resources.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 216
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. März 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000543865
• Artikelnr.: 63601963

Autorenporträt

Jace Downs is an internationally published photographer and award-winning cinematographer. He has shot for networks and studios including CBS, AMC, Century Fox, Warner Bros., Sony Pictures Entertainment and many more. His numerous credits include hit shows like The Walking Dead and NCIS.

Inhaltsangabe

Part I: Introduction to Unit Photography
1. What Is Unit Photography?
2. How Production Stills Are Used
3. Why Unit Photography Is a Great Job
4. So What's the Catch?
5. A Final Word About the Pros and Cons
6. A Day in the Life of a Unit Photographer
Part II: A Brief Introduction to Production
7. Production vs. Distribution
8. Production Roles and Departments
9. Key On-Set Phrases
10. Set Etiquette, Priorities and Politics
11. Working with "Sensitive" Talent
Part III: The Unit Photographer's Kit
12. Equipment Overview
13. Selecting a Camera System
14. Selecting Lenses
15. Computer Hardware and Software
16. Travel Lighting Kit
17. Protecting, Acclimating and Carrying Your Cameras
18. Weather Gear
19. Insurance and Pro-Gear Organizations
Part IV: The Art of Unit Photography
20. Looking Back and Ahead
21. How to Read a Call Sheet
22. The Lay of the Land
23. Who and What to Shoot
24. Getting Complete Coverage
25. Shooting Positions on Set
26. Camera Settings for Unit Photography
27. Editing and Image Delivery
28. Beyond Publicity Stills
Part V: The Business of Unit Photography
29. Tips for Starting Your Career
30. Who Hires Unit Photographers?
31. Developing a Client Base
32. The Camera Union
33. Image Rights
34. In Conclusion

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Part I: Introduction to Unit Photography

1. What Is Unit Photography?

2. How Production Stills Are Used

3. Why Unit Photography Is a Great Job

4. So What's the Catch?

5. A Final Word About the Pros and Cons

6. A Day in the Life of a Unit Photographer

Part II: A Brief Introduction to Production

7. Production vs. Distribution

8. Production Roles and Departments

9. Key On-Set Phrases

10. Set Etiquette, Priorities and Politics

11. Working with "Sensitive" Talent

Part III: The Unit Photographer's Kit

12. Equipment Overview

13. Selecting a Camera System

14. Selecting Lenses

15. Computer Hardware and Software

16. Travel Lighting Kit

17. Protecting, Acclimating and Carrying Your Cameras

18. Weather Gear

19. Insurance and Pro-Gear Organizations

Part IV: The Art of Unit Photography

20. Looking Back and Ahead

21. How to Read a Call Sheet

22. The Lay of the Land

23. Who and What to Shoot

24. Getting Complete Coverage

25. Shooting Positions on Set

26. Camera Settings for Unit Photography

27. Editing and Image Delivery

28. Beyond Publicity Stills

Part V: The Business of Unit Photography

29. Tips for Starting Your Career

30. Who Hires Unit Photographers?

31. Developing a Client Base

32. The Camera Union

33. Image Rights

34. In Conclusion