November 2012
Beginner
352 pages
10h 9m
English
Stefan Kurten, Director of Operations, European Broadcast Union
The differences between “video production” and “television production” have become increasingly blurred. Most video production is concerned with nonbroadcast program making. Video productions are generally distributed via DVDs or online. Although video productions are generally made with a lower budget, it does not mean that few people see them. A simple tour of YouTube will show that millions of people are looking at video productions every day (Figure 1.1).
Television productions, on the other hand, are usually shown to a large public audience by broadcast ...
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