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Index
Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Preface Chapter 1 - Learn The Vocabulary of Film Chapter 2 - Learn The Language of The Set Chapter 3 - Pick Your Ten Best Shots Chapter 4 - What Is A Shot, Anyway? Chapter 5 - If It’s Not in The Shot, It Doesn’T Matter Chapter 6 - Stories Don’t Have to Be Linear. Consider Creative Ways to Warp Time Chapter 7 - Don’t Leave Money on The Editing Room Floor. Size Matters Chapter 8 - Don’t Underestimate The Power of A Single Line Chapter 9 - Move The Walls, Not The Trucks. Building A Set Gives You Total Control Chapter 10 - Know Your Way Around The Marketplace As Well As The Palace Chapter 11 - Great Cinematographers Are Worth Their Weight in Gold Chapter 12 - Seal The Deal with A Great Operator Chapter 13 - Shoot on A Low Floor Chapter 14 - Shoot in Flat Light Chapter 15 - …Unless The Sun Plays A Role in The Film Chapter 16 - The Color Palette Is Critical Chapter 17 - Move Into Your Car Chapter 18 - The Strip Board Is The Rosetta Stone of Filmmaking Chapter 19 - What Should Be in Your Back Pocket When You Show Up on Set? Chapter 20 - Face The Realities of The Budget. Even Fifty Million Won’T Seem Like Enough Chapter 21 - Fifty-Three Shooting Days. Now What? How to Schedule A Movie Chapter 22 - Shoot A Short Day Chapter 23 - Blocking Is Overlooked and Undervalued Chapter 24 - The Background Action: How to Keep It Real and Why to Get It Right Chapter 25 - Matching for Continuity: Why It’s Critical Chapter 26 - Working Between The Sheets: The Only Thing “Hot” Is The Lights Chapter 27 - The Wisdom of The Unrehearsed Scene Chapter 28 - The Actor’s Don’t Always Have to Be in Frame Chapter 29 - Consider Stealing Some Shots Chapter 30 - A Film Is A Work in Progress Chapter 31 - Expensive Toys Aren’t Always Worth The Money Chapter 32 - Don’t Use A Flamethrower When A Match Will Do Chapter 33 - Forget About The Monitor Chapter 34 - Move The Camera. They Invented The Dolly for A Reason Chapter 35 - Then Let It Stand Still: Virtues of The Static Camera Chapter 36 - The Absolute Brilliance of The Single Master Shot Chapter 37 - Assume Nothing Chapter 38 - Night Work; Know when The Suffering Is Worth It Chapter 39 - Earth, Wind, and Rain: You Can’t Ignore The Fundamental Elements Chapter 40 - Fire and Brimstone: Full-Body Burns and The Impossible Shot Chapter 41 - The Set Has A Chemistry. Big Egos… Big Money… Big Art Chapter 42 - Magic Hour, Magic Moments Chapter 43 - … But It’s Not All Autographs and Sunglasses Chapter 44 - “Poor Man’s Process”: Consider Ways to Go “Cheap.” Chapter 45 - Sweat The Small Stuff… Routinely Chapter 46 - Filmmaking Is Always About Both The Art and The Money Chapter 47 - Or Is It? The Auteur Filmmaker Versus The Gun for Hire Chapter 48 - If You’re Not in A Union, You Probably Won’T Get to Work on A Feature Film Chapter 49 - Hire The Best Crew. The Teamsters Matter Chapter 50 - Always Have A Nice Lunch Glossary of Film Terms Index
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