TY  - BOOK
AU  - Underwood,Rich
TI  - Roll!: shooting TV news : views from behind the lens 
SN  - 0240808487
AV  - TR882.5 .U53 2007
U1  - 778.59 22
PY  - 2007///]
CY  - Amsterdam, Boston
PB  - Focal Press
KW  - Television cameras
KW  - Television camera operators
KW  - Television broadcasting of news
N1  - Includes bibliographical references (pages 375-377) and index; Ch. 1; Introduction : the history of television photojournalism from the beginning --; Ch. 2; John DeTarsio : a storyteller's story --; Take 2 : storytelling --; Ch. 3; Larry Hatteberg : the chain of command --; Ch. 4; Eric Kehe : the photographic department - people and equipment --; Take 2 : the language of lenses --; Ch. 5; Stephen Hooker : camera techniques for spot news --; Take 2 : the shot and camera motion --; Ch. 6; Christian Parkinson : general news - from kings to commoners --; Ch. 7; Ray Farkas : interviews - talking heads and voyeurism --; Take 2 : composition --; Ch. 8; Corky Scholl : feature stories - B-roll, sequencing, and great moments --; Ch. 9; Lisa Berglund : truth and filmmaking - objective and subjective camerawork --; Ch. 10; Ian Pearson : legalities and ethics - do the right thing --; Ch. 11; Mitchell Wagenberg : covert camera - the fangs of the fourth estate --; Ch. 12; Heidi McGuire : the one-woman band --; Ch. 13; Greg Stickney : live - what TV news does best --; Ch. 14; Sam Allen : get into the game - athletic photography --; Ch. 15; Brian Weister : editing - a cut above --; Ch. 16; Mike Elwell : embedded - war coverage --; Ch. 17; Bart Noonan : world coverage - from the top down --; Ch. 18; David Hands : freelancing in TV news --; Ch. 19; Rustin Thompson : from news to independent documentaries --; Ch. 20; Kevin Sites : the future of journalism --; Parting shots --; Afterword --; App. A; High-definition versus standard-definition video; Kerr Cook --; App. B; Setting up a video monitor; Peter Hodges --; App. C; The power of lighting; Bill Holshevnikoff --; App. D; Sound; Nigel Fox
N2  - "Roll! gives you a look through the viewfinders of the very best television photojournalists and shows you how they do their work. As 19 experts weigh in with their candid, personal stories and photographic tips, it's as if you're looking over their shoulders, following their intuitions, and hearing their thoughts as they shoot. The trade term for what they do is called ENG (electronic news gathering) and whether they're called cameramen, backpack journalists, television photographers, or any other moniker de jour, they're all paid to bring the world's events into living rooms around the globe. These are the men and women who capture the bleeding edge of history - as it happens."--BOOK JACKET
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