Barry Andersson 
The DSLR Filmmaker’s Handbook 
Real-World Production Techniques

Learn to shoot professional-quality HD footage with your DSLR
Camera

The DSLR Filmmaker’s Handbook, 2nd Edition is the expert
guide to getting professional movie-making results with an HD
video-enabled DSLR camera. Fully updated to reflect the latest
technology, this updated edition provides guidance toward best
practices and techniques that maximize results. Shooting HD video
with a DSLR has many benefits — and also a few tricky
drawbacks — but this guide gives you the insight and training
you need to overcome these challenges as you learn what to
anticipate, how to work around it, and how to fix imperfections in
post-production. Award winning independent filmmaker Barry
Andersson walks you through the shooting process and shows you what
to do before, during, and after filming to ensure high quality
results.

Most of today’s DSLRs have the capacity to shoot HD video. This,
combined with incredible low-light capabilities, shallow depth of
field, and relatively low price point make these cameras an
extremely attractive entry point for would-be independent
filmmakers. This book shows you how to exploit your DSLR’s
capabilities to produce beautiful film, with step-by-step expert
instruction.

* Understand the limitations of DSLR video

* Learn what to plan for before filming begins

* Exploit HD capabilities to maximize the film’s visuals

* Produce professional-level, film-quality footage

With thorough explanations and expert instruction, The DSLR
Filmmaker’s Handbook, 2nd Edition is the training you need to
start shooting beautiful HD footage.

Про автора

Barry Andersson is an award-winning director and cinematographer. His career started with live television video production and now includes many acclaimed short films, several television pilots, commercials, and a feature film. Barry takes his real-world experiences and shares those images and lessons with everyone from the US Marine Corps combat camera teams, many of the leading teams of the four major sports leagues, leading universities around the US, as well as leading productions looking to take advantage of the latest technology.