On Camera. Part 4: Editing

Subtitle: Editing
Synopsis: The selection of shots, the order in which they are used, and the length of time that they are kept on the screen form the fundamentals of editing. The tape consist of two versions of an item about a factory which has introduced morning exercises for its workers and shows how the same material can be edited in different ways to change the shape of a story. Demonstration of how interviews can be edited to greatest advantage and how shots can be juxtaposed to make the best use of material. Includes 38 minutes of unedited material from the interviews which can be used, in conjunction with the shot list in the notes, by students to edit their own version of the story.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video; Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 58 min.
Year of production: 1984
Availability: Sale
Documentation: Accompanying user notes and a copy of ‘On Camera: How to Produce Film and Video’ by Harris Watts.
Uses: Trainers and students of film/video production.*
Subjects: Film & television production
Keywords: film and video production techniques; video recording techniques

Name: BBC Television Training
Notes: programmes distributed for a while by Harris Watts, Aavo, 8 Edis Street, London NW1 8LT tel 020 7722 9243, but since beginning 2000 have been with Rosedale Associates

Name: Rosedale Associates
Email: Robin.Gwyn@tesco.net
Phone: 01923 855632
Address: 17 Ribston Close
Shenley
Radlett
Herts
WD7 9JW
Notes: BBC Television Training still exists but videos are sold by Rosedale Associates.

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