California: Wadsworth, 1984. 614 pp includes the index. The contents offer eighteen chapters, 900 illustrations (photos and diagrams) , epilogue, glossary and index. Chapter (1) The Television Production Process.... (2) The Camera.... (3) Lenses.... (4) Mounting Equipment.... (5) Camera Operation and Picture Composition.... (6) Lighting, .... etc, etc through to (16) Producing.... (17) Directing and (18) Remotes. Illustrated photo boards. Previous owner initials to fep... no other markings. An extremely clean, tight, bright book. A very nice copy!. Half-Leather. Near Fine.

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book dealer: Gilt Edge Books (CA)
Bookseller’s Inventory #: B386
Title: Television Production Handbook Fourth Edition
Author: Zettl, Herbert
Format/binding: Hardcover
Book condition: second hand - Near Fine
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN 10: 053401464X
ISBN 13: 9780534014643
Publisher: Wadsworth
Place of Publication: California
Date Published: 1984
Keywords: Television-Production and Direction-Handbooks Manuals
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Television Production Handbook Fourth Edition

Television Production Handbook Fourth Edition