Chapter 5
Budgeting, Scheduling, and Preproduction
Rose's Rules
While sound is a lot faster and cheaper to do than picture, it's not instantaneous, and it's not free. It takes a few resources to get it right. Skip those, and it'll pull down the quality of your entire project.
When you're scouting locations, think about the track as well as the picture.
Digital camcorders and desktop video systems have become enormously capable, but they're not magic. If you want good pictures, you have do more than simply point the camera and hope ...
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