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Cinematic game secrets for creative directors and producers : inspired techniques from industry legends / / Rich Newman
| Cinematic game secrets for creative directors and producers : inspired techniques from industry legends / / Rich Newman |
| Autore | Newman Rich |
| Edizione | [1st edition] |
| Pubbl/distr/stampa | New York : , : Focal Press, , 2013 |
| Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (233 p.) |
| Disciplina | 794.8/1536 |
| Soggetto topico |
Video games - Design
Cinematography - Special effects |
| Soggetto genere / forma | Electronic books. |
| ISBN |
1-136-13853-6
1-136-13854-4 1-282-76913-8 9786612769139 0-08-092805-6 |
| Formato | Materiale a stampa  |
| Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
| Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
| Nota di contenuto |
Front Cover; Cinematic Game Secrets for Creative Directors and Producers; Copyright Page; Contents; Introduction; What is Cinematic?; Part 1: Game Industry Primer; Chapter 1.The Production Process; 1.1 Lifecycle of a Video Game; 1.2 Types of Games; 1.3 Brainstorming and Initial Decisions; 1.4 Using Game Theory; Interview,Game Design and Theory: Noah Falstein, Game Developer Magazine; Chapter 2. Understanding Preproduction; 2.1 Script Development; 2.2 Hiring the Crew; 2.3 Learning to Scrum; 2.4 Iterative and Waterfall Development Models; 2.5 Project Management; 2.6 Budgeting; 2.7 Scheduling
Interview: Warren Spector, Founder, Junction Point StudiosChapter 3. Production in the Game Industry; 3.1 Technology and Tools; 3.2 Design Production; 3.3 Art Production; 3.4 Engineering Production; 3.5 The Team; 3.6 Sound Design; 3.7 Motion Capture and Voiceover; 3.8 Testing and Quality Assurance; Interview: Ray Pena, Senior Animator, Spacetime Studios; Chapter 4. Postproduction; 4.1 Code Release and Gold Master; 4.2 Builds and Localization; 4.3 Marketing and PR; 4.4 Rating Systems, Demos, and Guides; 4.5 Archiving; Interview: Ron Burke, Director/Founder of GamingTrend Part 2: Incorporating Cinematic SkillsChapter 5. Writer; 5.1 Format and Script Development; 5.2 Character Development; 5.3 Themes and Symbolism; 5.4 Structure; 5.5 Three-Act Structure; 5.6 Style; Interview: Daniel Erickson, Writer at Bioware; Chapter 6. Storyboard and Concept Art; 6.1 Using Basic Design Documentation; 6.2 Seeing the Story; 6.3 Nonlinear Thinking; 6.4 Storyboarding Process; 6.5 Cut-Scenes; 6.6 Storyboards and Interactive Media; Interview: Mathieu Raynault, Digital Matte Painter; Chapter 7. Cinematography for Games; 7.1 Five C's of Cinematography; 7.2 Rule of Thirds 7.3 Achieving the Look7.4 Lighting in Games; 7.5 Camera Movement; 7.6 Staging; 7.7 Blocking; Interview: Bruce Block, Author of the Visual Story; Chapter 8. Producer; 8.1 Job Description; 8.2 Types of Producers in the Game Industry; 8.3 Honing Your Production Skills; 8.4 Cinematic Development; 8.5 Risk Management; 8.6 Preproduction Planning; 8.7 Managing Money, Assets, and Time; 8.8 Postproduction; Interview: Bob Sabiston, Founder of Flat Black Films; Chapter 9. Casting; 9.1 Casting for Voiceover; 9.2 Casting for Motion Capture; 9.3 Using Celebrities; 9.4 Finding Talent 9.5 Sides and Character Breakdowns9.6 Auditions; Interview: Donise Hardy, Casting Director; Chapter 10. Directing; 10.1 The Concept Meeting; 10.2 Communicating Vision; 10.3 Location Scouting; 10.4 Working with the Cinematographer; 10.5 Directing Talent; 10.6 Script Supervision and Continuity; 10.7 Directing Cut-Scenes; 10.8 Cut-Scenes Versus In-Game Cinematics; Interview: Jay Duplass, Director; Chapter 11. Sound Design; 11.1 Cinematic Music; 11.2 Tools for Great Sound; 11.3 Sound Effects and Sampling; 11.4 Effective Sound Design; Interview: Marc Schaefgen, Sound Designer Part 3: Creating Your Own Cinematic Project |
| Record Nr. | UNINA-9910453785103321 |
Newman Rich
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| New York : , : Focal Press, , 2013 | ||
| Materiale a stampa | ||
| Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II | ||
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Cinematic game secrets for creative directors and producers : inspired techniques from industry legends / / Rich Newman
| Cinematic game secrets for creative directors and producers : inspired techniques from industry legends / / Rich Newman |
| Autore | Newman Rich |
| Edizione | [1st edition] |
| Pubbl/distr/stampa | New York : , : Focal Press, , 2013 |
| Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (233 p.) |
| Disciplina | 794.8/1536 |
| Soggetto topico |
Video games - Design
Cinematography - Special effects |
| ISBN |
1-136-13853-6
1-136-13854-4 1-282-76913-8 9786612769139 0-08-092805-6 |
| Formato | Materiale a stampa |
| Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
| Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
| Nota di contenuto |
Front Cover; Cinematic Game Secrets for Creative Directors and Producers; Copyright Page; Contents; Introduction; What is Cinematic?; Part 1: Game Industry Primer; Chapter 1.The Production Process; 1.1 Lifecycle of a Video Game; 1.2 Types of Games; 1.3 Brainstorming and Initial Decisions; 1.4 Using Game Theory; Interview,Game Design and Theory: Noah Falstein, Game Developer Magazine; Chapter 2. Understanding Preproduction; 2.1 Script Development; 2.2 Hiring the Crew; 2.3 Learning to Scrum; 2.4 Iterative and Waterfall Development Models; 2.5 Project Management; 2.6 Budgeting; 2.7 Scheduling
Interview: Warren Spector, Founder, Junction Point StudiosChapter 3. Production in the Game Industry; 3.1 Technology and Tools; 3.2 Design Production; 3.3 Art Production; 3.4 Engineering Production; 3.5 The Team; 3.6 Sound Design; 3.7 Motion Capture and Voiceover; 3.8 Testing and Quality Assurance; Interview: Ray Pena, Senior Animator, Spacetime Studios; Chapter 4. Postproduction; 4.1 Code Release and Gold Master; 4.2 Builds and Localization; 4.3 Marketing and PR; 4.4 Rating Systems, Demos, and Guides; 4.5 Archiving; Interview: Ron Burke, Director/Founder of GamingTrend Part 2: Incorporating Cinematic SkillsChapter 5. Writer; 5.1 Format and Script Development; 5.2 Character Development; 5.3 Themes and Symbolism; 5.4 Structure; 5.5 Three-Act Structure; 5.6 Style; Interview: Daniel Erickson, Writer at Bioware; Chapter 6. Storyboard and Concept Art; 6.1 Using Basic Design Documentation; 6.2 Seeing the Story; 6.3 Nonlinear Thinking; 6.4 Storyboarding Process; 6.5 Cut-Scenes; 6.6 Storyboards and Interactive Media; Interview: Mathieu Raynault, Digital Matte Painter; Chapter 7. Cinematography for Games; 7.1 Five C's of Cinematography; 7.2 Rule of Thirds 7.3 Achieving the Look7.4 Lighting in Games; 7.5 Camera Movement; 7.6 Staging; 7.7 Blocking; Interview: Bruce Block, Author of the Visual Story; Chapter 8. Producer; 8.1 Job Description; 8.2 Types of Producers in the Game Industry; 8.3 Honing Your Production Skills; 8.4 Cinematic Development; 8.5 Risk Management; 8.6 Preproduction Planning; 8.7 Managing Money, Assets, and Time; 8.8 Postproduction; Interview: Bob Sabiston, Founder of Flat Black Films; Chapter 9. Casting; 9.1 Casting for Voiceover; 9.2 Casting for Motion Capture; 9.3 Using Celebrities; 9.4 Finding Talent 9.5 Sides and Character Breakdowns9.6 Auditions; Interview: Donise Hardy, Casting Director; Chapter 10. Directing; 10.1 The Concept Meeting; 10.2 Communicating Vision; 10.3 Location Scouting; 10.4 Working with the Cinematographer; 10.5 Directing Talent; 10.6 Script Supervision and Continuity; 10.7 Directing Cut-Scenes; 10.8 Cut-Scenes Versus In-Game Cinematics; Interview: Jay Duplass, Director; Chapter 11. Sound Design; 11.1 Cinematic Music; 11.2 Tools for Great Sound; 11.3 Sound Effects and Sampling; 11.4 Effective Sound Design; Interview: Marc Schaefgen, Sound Designer Part 3: Creating Your Own Cinematic Project |
| Record Nr. | UNINA-9910782426203321 |
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Newman Rich
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| New York : , : Focal Press, , 2013 | ||
| Materiale a stampa | ||
| Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II | ||
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Cinematic game secrets for creative directors and producers : inspired techniques from industry legends / / Rich Newman
| Cinematic game secrets for creative directors and producers : inspired techniques from industry legends / / Rich Newman |
| Autore | Newman Rich |
| Edizione | [1st edition] |
| Pubbl/distr/stampa | New York : , : Focal Press, , 2013 |
| Descrizione fisica | 1 online resource (233 p.) |
| Disciplina |
794.8/1536
794.81536 |
| Soggetto topico |
Video games - Design
Cinematography - Special effects |
| ISBN |
1-136-13853-6
1-136-13854-4 1-282-76913-8 9786612769139 0-08-092805-6 |
| Formato | Materiale a stampa |
| Livello bibliografico | Monografia |
| Lingua di pubblicazione | eng |
| Nota di contenuto |
Front Cover; Cinematic Game Secrets for Creative Directors and Producers; Copyright Page; Contents; Introduction; What is Cinematic?; Part 1: Game Industry Primer; Chapter 1.The Production Process; 1.1 Lifecycle of a Video Game; 1.2 Types of Games; 1.3 Brainstorming and Initial Decisions; 1.4 Using Game Theory; Interview,Game Design and Theory: Noah Falstein, Game Developer Magazine; Chapter 2. Understanding Preproduction; 2.1 Script Development; 2.2 Hiring the Crew; 2.3 Learning to Scrum; 2.4 Iterative and Waterfall Development Models; 2.5 Project Management; 2.6 Budgeting; 2.7 Scheduling
Interview: Warren Spector, Founder, Junction Point StudiosChapter 3. Production in the Game Industry; 3.1 Technology and Tools; 3.2 Design Production; 3.3 Art Production; 3.4 Engineering Production; 3.5 The Team; 3.6 Sound Design; 3.7 Motion Capture and Voiceover; 3.8 Testing and Quality Assurance; Interview: Ray Pena, Senior Animator, Spacetime Studios; Chapter 4. Postproduction; 4.1 Code Release and Gold Master; 4.2 Builds and Localization; 4.3 Marketing and PR; 4.4 Rating Systems, Demos, and Guides; 4.5 Archiving; Interview: Ron Burke, Director/Founder of GamingTrend Part 2: Incorporating Cinematic SkillsChapter 5. Writer; 5.1 Format and Script Development; 5.2 Character Development; 5.3 Themes and Symbolism; 5.4 Structure; 5.5 Three-Act Structure; 5.6 Style; Interview: Daniel Erickson, Writer at Bioware; Chapter 6. Storyboard and Concept Art; 6.1 Using Basic Design Documentation; 6.2 Seeing the Story; 6.3 Nonlinear Thinking; 6.4 Storyboarding Process; 6.5 Cut-Scenes; 6.6 Storyboards and Interactive Media; Interview: Mathieu Raynault, Digital Matte Painter; Chapter 7. Cinematography for Games; 7.1 Five C's of Cinematography; 7.2 Rule of Thirds 7.3 Achieving the Look7.4 Lighting in Games; 7.5 Camera Movement; 7.6 Staging; 7.7 Blocking; Interview: Bruce Block, Author of the Visual Story; Chapter 8. Producer; 8.1 Job Description; 8.2 Types of Producers in the Game Industry; 8.3 Honing Your Production Skills; 8.4 Cinematic Development; 8.5 Risk Management; 8.6 Preproduction Planning; 8.7 Managing Money, Assets, and Time; 8.8 Postproduction; Interview: Bob Sabiston, Founder of Flat Black Films; Chapter 9. Casting; 9.1 Casting for Voiceover; 9.2 Casting for Motion Capture; 9.3 Using Celebrities; 9.4 Finding Talent 9.5 Sides and Character Breakdowns9.6 Auditions; Interview: Donise Hardy, Casting Director; Chapter 10. Directing; 10.1 The Concept Meeting; 10.2 Communicating Vision; 10.3 Location Scouting; 10.4 Working with the Cinematographer; 10.5 Directing Talent; 10.6 Script Supervision and Continuity; 10.7 Directing Cut-Scenes; 10.8 Cut-Scenes Versus In-Game Cinematics; Interview: Jay Duplass, Director; Chapter 11. Sound Design; 11.1 Cinematic Music; 11.2 Tools for Great Sound; 11.3 Sound Effects and Sampling; 11.4 Effective Sound Design; Interview: Marc Schaefgen, Sound Designer Part 3: Creating Your Own Cinematic Project |
| Record Nr. | UNINA-9910811724003321 |
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Newman Rich
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| New York : , : Focal Press, , 2013 | ||
| Materiale a stampa | ||
| Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II | ||
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