POST: The Theory and Technique of Digital Nonlinear Motion Picture Editing

by C. Melinda Levin

The Theory and Technique of Digital Nonlinear Motion Picture Editing is an in-depth, yet easy-to-grasp examination of the theories and techniques of the digital post-production environment. The book provides information in a clear, concise manner for both the novice and those who already have experience editing in more traditional motion picture formats. Besides covering the editing process, the book explores topics such as the role of the editor on a postproduction crew, the history of motion picture editing and digital nonlinear systems, and legal and ethical issues related to editing. It includes unique chapters on choosing the right system for your needs as well as interviews with professionals in the field. For anyone interested in film production and editing.

208 pages, Hardcover

First published August 22, 2002