The Digital Filmmaking Handbook: The definitive guide to digital filmmaking Paperback – January 7, 2014

This book is probably the best book that I have seen on independent filmmaking. It's so good, in fact, that this is my fourth copy; the first two copies, physical books, I gave to two aspiring independent filmmakers (Toniann, who has a YouTube channel on make-up and beauty, and Ashley, who just wants to make cool independent films), I bought a third physical book for myself, and the fourth, a digital Kindle book, I just now bought so I could keep it on me and woulydnt have to lug around the physical book.Just get it.

Recommended!

Many books abound on "how-to's" for video using the DSLR, but few have compiled timely tips as Mark's book, "Digital Filmmaking Handbook." Recommending a book is much to taste and not an answer to all questions about a topic, but Mr. Brindle did a good job of explaining basics, some nice tips of making recording better, and leads the reader along a progressive path. Add it to your library of books if you are planning to wanting to learn video photography.

This book covered all the aspects in filmmaking without insulting the budget minded. The cameras may have been dated but the principles were solid!

Am telling you now that this book has so far solved many questions i had in my head & recommend it to my fellow indiez

Very informative. Good as a checklist for both pre and post production. It has all the bases to be covered. Good "Tips" too.

This is a must have in your collection. A great book for learning and referencing. I would recommend this book to anyone.

When an author doesn’t know the difference between ‘then’ and ‘than’ he loses a lot of credibility. If he can’t be accurate with those simple grammatical choices, why should one trust his accuracy with any other info in his books?