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You Stand There: Making Music Video

 
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In the sixteen years since MTV first began airing music videos, the style, techniques, and structural language of this new art form have redefined the film medium, heavily influencing movies, television, music, and pop culture itself. In this book, students will learn every step needed to create a music video, from conception to budgets to the final editing. Each stage of the production process is illuminated by interviews with the industry's best-known video directors (including Spike Jonze, Kevin Kerslake, and Jesse Peretz), producers, technicians, recording artists, label executives, and music network programmers. In addition, dozens of sidebar notes define the terms, crew functions, equipment, supplies, and other information.

 
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Product Details
Author:David Kleiler
Paperback:203 pages
Publisher:Three Rivers Press
Publication Date:November 04, 1997
Language:English
ISBN:0609800361
Package Length:9.0 inches
Package Width:7.3 inches
Package Height:0.5 inches
Package Weight:0.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 7 reviews

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5Definitly worth the money !  Feb 18, 1999
I bought this book while preparing for the shooting of my first music video. How often do you read a book and find yourself going like: yes, that happened to me too, I recognize the frustation, the excitement, etc. etc. Although written from a definite USA/MTV experience, it was very useful for me in Portugal. No doubt, a great book !

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:


5"An updated, informative guidebook that puts you on-track"  Jan 03, 1999
This book has filled in the holes of my knowledge of the music video industry. It is helpful for both novice and the advanced. I personally felt connected to the way the people in this book were creating videos. Well worth the price for someone like me that's interested in persuing this as a career path.

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5"Excellent book. The only one of it's kind!  Nov 12, 1997
After searching the web for months for music video production "how to's" and finding ZERO, this book is a pleasent but needed suprise. It is unbelieveable to me that there has not been a professional book written on how to make music videos since the format has been around over 20 years! This book is very comprehensive with a lot of insider tips and tricks from the people who do it everyday. I only wish it had more technical info such as lip sync secrets while shooting but because of the abundance of all the other info, you'll overcome any problem. Because this is the only book of it's kind in publication, it is a must to anyone aspiring to put a band on MTV! Aloha Jeff Mahon

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1avoid at all cost  Nov 17, 2005 By Big Bama
I purchased this book back in 2000 when I was a film student. I purchased it hoping to read about about the joys and pains of being a music video director, something at the time I desperatly wanted to be. However this book was filled with nothing but a bunch of low budget, no talent hacks crying about how they should of, could of, would of. At the end of the read I felt as if I was cheated out of 15 bucks. For anyone who is looking to jump into the music video game, don't read this book, the best advice always comes from those who have mastered the field, so save your money and read up on other video directors like hype williams, f gary grey, paul hunter, spike jones, just to name a few, those are the ones this book should have featured.

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4Short, Inspiring and Do-it-yourself--Definately worthwhile  Oct 27, 2000
This book I found to be a great guide on the how-to of making your own Music Videos.

Being in a band, myself, I was inspired by the processes they describe and outright guerilla rock video production.

A must have if you are interested in producing your own rock video!

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