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Hello, being someone who is highly interested in filmmaking but at the same time having no real genuine knowledge or practice (i'm saving for a Panasonic AG-DVX100A), I was wondering, since I'm always looking around here and find myself quite lost most of the time, does anyone know of a site that explain the bare essentials. Basically I'm not sure where to start in understanding the technical side of things. Is there a filmmaking for dummies? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appriciated, thank you :)

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Hello, being someone who is highly interested in filmmaking but at the same time having no real genuine knowledge or practice (i'm saving for a Panasonic AG-DVX100A), I was wondering, since I'm always looking around here and find myself quite lost most of the time, does anyone know of a site that explain the bare essentials. Basically I'm not sure where to start in understanding the technical side of things. Is there a filmmaking for dummies? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appriciated, thank you :)

Hit the books, Baby:

 

http://www.cinematography.com/shop/books.asp

 

Start with the first one on the list. The guy who co-wrote it is a regular here so if you have questions about where to go from there, you can get that. The only substitute for book-learnin' is many years of experience and only one of those is an option for you right now.

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Hit the books, Baby:

 

http://www.cinematography.com/shop/books.asp

 

Start with the first one on the list. The guy who co-wrote it is a regular here so if you have questions about where to go from there, you can get that. The only substitute for book-learnin' is many years of experience and only one of those is an option for you right now.

 

excellent, thanks :) sometimes it's hard to know being that there's a ton of books out there. I'll have to order it. :)

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