No-Budget Digital Filmmaking Book

	Preface	xv
Chapter 1	What Kind of Videos Can I Make?	1
	The Ever-Changing Tape Formats	2
	Equipment: One Chip Versus Three	7
	Weddings	7
	What's Out There and How Do I Get Involved?	10
	Reading Makes the Heart Grow Fonder (Book Learning)	11
	Get Back to School (Class Learning)	12
	Just Do It	14
	How Cheap Is Cheap?	15
	What's Involved?	16
	You Want It When?	17
	How Long Is It?	17
	What's the Budget?	18
	Event Videos: Avoiding Pigeonholing	21
	Legal Videos	25
	The Deposition	25
	Day in the Life	28
	Mock Trial	30
	Legal Documentary	32
	The Most Uninteresting Video: Documentation Video	33
	Legal Video	33
	Insurance Video	34
	Real Estate Video	35
	Police Related Video	35
	Medical Video	37
	Reality TV	38
Chapter 2	In the Beginning: Preproduction	41
	Getting Contacts	42
	Advertising: Always the Best Medicine	42
	Referrals	44
	Business Cards	46
	Word of Mouth, or Watch What You Say	47
	Seeing is Believing	47
	Approaching New Clients on Your Own	48
	Letting Your Fingers Do the Walking	49
	Come into My Chamber	49
	The World Wide Web	50
	All the News That's Fit to Print	50
	All the World's a Job Fair	50
	Boy, It's Cold in Here	51
	Is It Safe?	51
	The Big Example	51
	How to Get Ideas for Videos	55
	Reverse Psychology	56
	Review: The Nine Most Important Ways to Get Ideas for Videos	57
	How to Write Low-Budget Productions	58
	No Class Today, There's a Substitute	59
	Read My Lips	59
	It's All in the Eyes	61
	Is It Real or Plastic?	62
	An Imagination Is a Wonderful Thing Not to Waste	62
	Using People	63
	Never Mind, I'll Do It Myself	65
	Are Storyboards Really Necessary?	65
	Review: The 10 Most Important Things to Remember When Storyboarding	67
	How to Find the Right Location: Free Ones	68
	Life's a Beach	69
	Let the Fiasco Begin	71
	Review: The 12 Most Important Things to Remember When Looking for the Best Location	75
	Shooting with Nonprofessional Actors (The Client's Relatives)	76
	Review: The 10 Most Important Things to Remember When Working with Nonprofessionals	79
	Do I Buy, Rent, or Steal (Borrow)?	80
	Cameras Are the Eyes of the Soul	80
	I Want My Own Toys	82
	Rent-a-Thing	83
Chapter 3	The TV Commercial	85
	How to Make a Commercial with No Camera and No Budget	89
	Holiday Spot	89
	Web Site	91
	My First Time in Jewelry	92
	Review: Five Things You Can Do with No Money	93
	I've Got the Chroma Key Blues	94
	Review: Five Things to Remember When Trying to be Blue	96
	Don't Call Us, We'll Call You	97
	Review: Ten Reasons to Prove You're in Charge	103
	How to Make a 35mm Commercial on a Video Budget	105
	Review: Five Reasons Why Film Is Worth the Expense	108
	Making a Car Commercial with Someone Else's Footage	108
	Apple Pie and Chevrolet	111
	Review: Five Reasons Why Someone Else's Footage Works for You	111
	How to Write a Car Commercial	112
	The World's a Car Commercial	114
	Review: The Ten Most Important Things to Remember When Writing a Commercial about Cars	115
	Shooting on Location: Expecting the Worst	116
	Amused at an Amusement Park	116
	A Really Big Shoe	117
	Review: How to Better Expect the Unexpected	123
Chapter 4	The Corporate Video	127
	Creating Nonboring Corporate Videos	128
	Smoke Gets in Your Eyes	128
	Review: Six Steps to Keep Your Corporate Videos Exciting	133
	Making the Most of What You Have to Work With	134
	Easy Editing Made Difficult	134
	Review: Ten Great Things to Do When Using Multiple Crews and an NLE System	136
	Getting Light Where It Normally Isn't	137
	The Grannies Have It	138
	How to Be a Bouncer	140
	Review: Six Ways to Use Lighting in a Pinch	144
	What's so Swell about Gels?	144
	How It's Done	145
	Color Correction	146
	Being a Good Model	147
	Review: Four Ways of Making the Beautiful More Attractive	149
	Lighting Ceilings	149
	How to Soften the Blow	149
	Working on the Set or on Location	152
	Play Indoors: The Indoor Set	153
	Reaching New Heights (Without Falling)	155
	The Outdoor Set: Location	155
	Review: Using Scaffolding Effectively	159
Chapter 5	How-to Videos	161
	Becoming an Expert in Something You Know Nothing About	162
	Full of Hot Air	162
	Review: Five Tips for Shooting in the Air	165
	Lower than Your Feet	165
	Review: Five Tips for Shooting on the Ground	169
	Reaching the Entire Audience	170
	Don't Be Afraid of Make-up	170
	Stop Whining	173
	Review: Ten Things to Do When Snorkeling	175
	Fierce Competition: Is It Really?	176
	Shoot Golf In or Out of Season	176
	Review: Five Golf Shooting Tips the Pros Don't Know	179
	Two for the Price of One	179
	Review: Six Reasons Why Two Is Better Than One	183
	Making a Video Your Mom Would Be Proud of	183
	Having Your Car Mounted	184
	Don't Try This at Home	186
	I Can See Myself	187
	Review: Ten Things to Watch Out for When Using Car Mounts	190
	Special Effects on a Low Budget	192
	Honey, I Blew Up the Camera	192
	May I Have the Condoms Please?	194
	Review: Ten Things to Remember when Creating Blood Squibs	197
Chapter 6	Documentaries	199
	Getting Funding from Strange Places	200
	Shooting High Definition Without Getting Railroaded	200
	Please Don't Shoot, We're Amish	204
	Review: Ten Things to Do when Working with the Amish	206
	Who Pays for All This?	207
	Working with Cooked Vegetables	207
	Wandering Aimlessly	212
	You Can't Please People Some of the Time	213
	Good Thing I Was Ready	214
	More Ideas for the Frugal	215
	Back to the Vegetables	216
	Review: Twelve Things to Document when Shooting a Documentary	216
	Choosing the Right Market for Your Documentary	218
	Poor Little Me	219
	Take Two	219
	Who Me?	220
	Other Avenues	225
	Review: Sixteen Things You'll Need when Shooting from a Helicopter	226
Chapter 7	Training Videos	227
	Training the Untrainable	228
	Tractors, Tractors Everywhere	228
	Modulator Flow	230
	That Retiring Feeling	230
	Review: Ten Ways to Train the Not-So-Trainable	233
	A Second Life for Your Videos	234
	Working Without a Net	235
	Gooey	237
	My, What a Long Lens You Have	237
	The Fun House	237
	Bits and Pieces	238
	Review: Seven Ways to Make Your Training Video Unique	239
	Don't Forget the Government	240
	Your Pad or Mine?	240
	If the Water's Green, Don't Go In	242
	Review: Ten Reasons Why Smaller Is Better at a Live News-Type Training Event	247
	When Do I Join Forces with Others?	248
	Summer Help, Some Aren't	248
	Don't Get Sick on Me	249
	Swap Meet	252
	Review: Six Tips for Traveling with Equipment	254
Chapter 8	Interactive Programming: DVDs	255
	DVDs: The Sordid History	256
	Smile, You're Being Recorded	256
	New Business Ventures	257
	Examples Are More Fun	258
	Encode Me	260
	Review: Five Reasons Why DVD Authoring Is the Wave of the Future	261
	How Not to Get Involved	261
	In a Class by Itself	262
	Free Is In	262
	Review: Five Steps to Successful DVD Authoring	263
	Reaching Millions by Spending Thousands	264
	How It's Done	264
	How Much Is It Going to Cost Me?	265
Chapter 9	Features	269
	Creating Features on Digital Video	270
	The Secret Ingredient	270
	One Step at a Time	270
	It Almost Worked	271
	Finding People	274
	The World Is Not a Stage	274
	The Best You Can't Afford	275
	Whatever It Takes to Get the Shot	275
	Review: Thirteen Ways to be Featured in a Feature	275
	Marketing a Long Movie	278
	Going to the Market	278
	The Movie Poster	279
	Newspaper Advertisement	280
	To DVD or Not to DVD	281
	When to Have a Big Mouth	282
	Let's Make a Distribution Deal	283
	Review: Eight Nifty Ways to Market Your Video	283
	Advertising--Inexpensively	284
	Coming Attractions	285
	Catching the Wave	286
	Creating a Stir	287
	The Press Junket	288
	Review: Five Ways to Advertise While Wearing a Shirt	288
Chapter 10	Streaming Video on the Web	291
	Selling Yourself, Then Your Work	292
	The Internet and You	293
	Streaming Live	293
	I Want to Convert	294
	It's a State of Design	295
	Review: Five Ways to Sell Yourself on the Internet	295
	Is the Internet Really Ready for Me?	296
	Multicasting	297
	DCTV Makes History	297
	Enter GlobalStreams	298
	The Present and the Future	299
	Review: Two Ways to Make Better Streams Without Water	299
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