Film Into Video

A guide to converting motion picture film into video. It emphasizes the fundamentals and principles of current technology so that telecine operators can evaluate new products. It explains the "tools of the trade" as well as the operational, business and creative sides of film-to-video transfer.

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* More than 170 black and white photographs and illustrations * Extensive glossary explains technical terms and jargon * Special section of four sample scenarious as seen through the eyes of a telecine operator: transferring a feature on a limited
budget, an 'A' feature transfer a TV series dailies transfer, and a music video transfer.



Both working professionals and students working in production and post production will find in Film Into Video comprehensive, practical information on the complex process of converting motion picture film into video. All of the 'tools of the trade' are
explained in clear, simple language, as well as are the operational, business, and creative sides of film to video transfer. The emphasis is on fundamentals and principles of current technology, so that as new products arrive in ths fast-moving
technical field, telecine operators can evaluate them and their potential uses. Richard H Kallenberger is Videotape Operator at Unitel Video Hollywood. Since 1976 he has worked for several Hollywood post production facilities as a videotape operator and tape supervisor. He also created and taught videotape operator training courses at Lorimar Telepictures and Unitel Video Hollywood. George D Cvjetnicanin is Senior Colorist at Unitel Video Hollywood. He has been working in the video post production field since 1980, first as a maintenance engineer and then as a telecine colorist.