Archive | TV/Video

Video editing tips

Video editing tips

By Dave Carlson — In the cosmic high-definition world of TV, images in and of themselves are meaningless if not linked.

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Television production, Part two

Television production, Part two

By Mark Sosin

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Television production, Part one

Television production, Part one

By Mark Sosin — The first of a two-part series.

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Will video kill the still-photo star?

Will video kill the still-photo star?

By Paul Queneau – New SLR cameras capture jaw-dropping HD video. Outdoor communicators will never be the same. Just give it time.

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Public lands filming, photography law stifling enterprise reporting?

Public lands filming, photography law stifling enterprise reporting?

By Dave Carlson – Law designed to protect fragile Western natural resources is inconsistently interpreted and applied.

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Quality TV: Easy to watch, tough to produce

Quality TV: Easy to watch, tough to produce

By Mark Sosin

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Chumming TV no friend of hunting

Chumming TV no friend of hunting

By Bill Schneider – I sure hope I’m not the only hunter appalled by these productions. To me, they’re embarrassing and self-defeating.

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Be a know-it-all

Be a know-it-all

By Kris Millgate – Journalistic insight from one messenger to another.

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TV can’t reshoot first impression

TV can’t reshoot first impression

Shows too often blow it with boorish behavior.

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Good, bad and healthy TV images

Good, bad and healthy TV images

Bulging belts. Straining buttons. Moans and groans. Whispered cliches … “Ah till ya wot … no doubt about it … for all ya folks at home …” Hosts dwarfing most NFL players. Expert hunters huffing and puffing up a ladder to an elevated shooting shack yards from a bait pile. Anglers grunting and gasping while  Read more »

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