318 Pages
by
Routledge
318 Pages
by
Routledge
336 Pages
by
Routledge
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All writers need to know how to adapt to new technology and thrive in the new opportunities that it provides. This book provides readers with the nuts-and-bolts of scripting for an array of audio-visual (AV) projects, whether it be a simple slide show,
a multi-image presentation, a computer-based interactive program, or a major multi-area extravaganza. The book is very readable and would be extremely good for reference. Valerie Bragg, Principa, The City Technology College, Kinghurst, British Journal
of Educational Technology, Sept. 1992. - British Journal of Education Technology, September 1992
Preface, Acknowledgments, PART ONE · YOUR AV CAREER, PART TWO · THE SCRIPT: PARTS AND PROCESS, PART THREE · WORKING IN THE SPECIALTIES, PART FOUR · SUCCEEDING AS AN AV SCRIPTWRITER, Afterword, Glossary of AV Idiom, For Further Reading, Appendix: Useful Addresses, Index
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Joye R Swain, Dwight V Swain
"we've been using this for some time, but it is woefully outdated."
