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Techniques of Special Effects of Cinematography (Library of Communication Techniques, Film) (edition 1985)

by Raymond Fielding

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First published in 1985. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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Title:Techniques of Special Effects of Cinematography (Library of Communication Techniques, Film)
Authors:Raymond Fielding
Info:Focal Press (1985), Edition: 4th, Hardcover, 472 pages
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Techniques of Special Effects of Cinematography (Library of Communication Techniques, Film) by Raymond Fielding

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This is a very, very fine book on the subject.
On face value it is an extremely interesting historical document, cram-packed with vintage tricks of the trade and ingenious solutions. Snobs will argue (fairly) that it is extremely outdated by today's modern technology (fair point). However, many of the core techniques are there if you are willing to look past the cobwebs and through the 'golden age' sepia. In fact, when the time comes, many a cinematographer would be thankful for remembering some of these 'basic' techniques for when nothing else will do.
It is a practical book with many drawings and photos and is filled with examples of in-camera effects.
  Sylak | Nov 28, 2014 |
To sum up, The Technique of Special Effects Cinematography, while being first and foremost for the professional, is certainly an excellent all-embracing work for any amateur film-maker or general film-goer who really wants to know "how it's done".
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The contributions of the special-effects cinematographer have always been highly valued in the theatrical motion picture industry.
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