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The Essential TV Director's Handbook
Oxford: Focal Press (1998), 209 pp.
"The Essential TV Director's Handbook is written by an ex-BBC trainer with a great deal of experience in the world of television. It describes step-by-step how to prepare and direct every familiar type of common programme format including interviews, discussions, reportage, music and dramatisations
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Basic Studio Directing
Oxford et al.: Focal Press (1998), 192 pp.
"All studio directors need to know the basics of studio directing, whether they go on to direct news, drama, children's programmes or light entertainment. Learning the ropes on air can be costly: this book gives you all the practical and technical guidance you need to deliver a trouble free programm
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On Camera: Essential Know-How for Programme-Makers
London: Aavo, revised and expanded ed. (1997), 318 pp.
Realización de los géneros televisivos
Madrid: Editorial Síntesis (1996), 583 pp.
TV News Production
Bonn: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (1995), 235 pp.
Cómo hacer televisión
Madrid: Cátedra (1993), 425 pp.
First Steps to TV-Video Production
Patna: Bharati Bhawan (1992), 125 pp.
"The book is designed as a basic text in television and video production. The focus of the book is on the process and the thinking that go into these processes. It includes topics which a beginner needs to know about such as the camera, graphics, audio, picture composition, lighting, script, editing
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The Television News Interview
London: Sage (1987), 160 pp.
Techniques of Television Production
Nairobi: African Council for Communication Education (ACCE) (1986), 127 pp.
Television and Radio Writing
Boston; Cambridge: Haughthon Mifflin (1958), 544 pp.
"Guide for radio and television writers — Techniques of evaluating the audience — Analyses of special techniques for writing programmes — Advertisements, music, interviews, etc. Drama, serials (p. 145-370) — Political broadcasts, appendices, techniques and bibliographies." (Jean-Marie Van Bo
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