Overview
Written for professional informational and corporate filmmakers, film students, technical writers, and clients, this is an insider's perspective on the informational media industry. Award-winning filmmaker S. Martin Shelton presents his views on the state of the profession and offers advice on design and production of information motion-media.
Full Product Details
Author: S. Martin Shelton
Publisher: Southern Illinois University Press
Imprint: Southern Illinois University Press
Edition: Third Edition
Dimensions:
Width: 17.80cm
, Height: 2.60cm
, Length: 25.40cm
Weight: 0.889kg
ISBN: 9780809326013
ISBN 10: 0809326019
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 31 October 2004
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
We re in the communication business. All else is irrelevant. We use film, video, and multimedia as the carriers of our encoded messages. It s the message and our audience that count. S. Martin Shelton, from the Prologue We're in the communication business. All else is irrelevant. We use film, video, and multimedia as the carriers of our encoded messages. It's the message and our audience that count. --S. Martin Shelton, from the Prologue We ' re in the communication business. All else is irrelevant. We use film, video, and multimedia as the carriers of our encoded messages. It ' s the message and our audience that count. -- S. Martin Shelton, from the Prologue We're in the communication business. All else is irrelevant. We use film, video, and multimedia simply as the carriers of our encoded messages. It's the message and our audience that count.
We're in the communication business. All else is irrelevant. We use film, video, and multimedia as the carriers of our encoded messages. It's the message and our audience that count. --S. Martin Shelton, from the Prologue
We re in the communication business. All else is irrelevant. We use film, video, and multimedia as the carriers of our encoded messages. It s the message and our audience that count. S. Martin Shelton, from the Prologue
Author Information
S. Martin Shelton has over thirty-five years of experience in all phases of information motion-media planning, production, and management. A regular contributor to professional journals and trade magazines, he is a Fellow of both the Society for Technical Communication and the Information Film Producers of America and has garnered numerous awards in national and international motion-media festivals and competitions.
