Showing posts with label Shooting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shooting. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

Shooting Action Sports: The Ultimate Guide to Extreme Filmmaking

Shooting Action Sports: The Ultimate Guide to Extreme Filmmaking Review



This full-color illustrated guide takes you through all aspects of video production, focusing on action sports. From planning and preparation to editing and postproduction, you'll get a solid understanding of the changing technology, camera techniques, and basic to more-advanced shooting principles that can be applied to almost every scenario you encounter. The countless examples of camera tricks and techniques used at major events apply to any kind of shoot.

Equally as important, you're encouraged to go beyond merely recording the scene and learn how to think like a professional cameraman. Predicting and anticipating is perhaps the greatest talent a cameraman can acquire. It means keeping both eyes open and see not only what is happening around your frame, but also what is about to happen in it. Master the techniques and tools of the trade so you can create compelling and creative work.

Includes tips on how to:
* Choose a format
* Develop your own style
* Plan for a successful project, including funding and distribution
* Capture the shot in any environment
* Shooting tips and techniques for skateboarding, snowboarding, wakeboarding, surfing, freestyle BMX, and more

* Written by a former pro athlete who has experience on both sides of the camera
* Loads of full-color illustrations to demonstrate techniques; includes valuable tips and techniques found nowhere else
* Valuable information on the business side: how to get distribution and what it takes to make it in the industry


Thursday, February 2, 2012

Action Shooting Cowboy Style

Action Shooting Cowboy Style Review



The thunder of a Colt Peacemaker will ring in your ears as nationally known handgun expert John Taffin brings the lore of the wild west to the era of modern shooting competition. Feel the rich gun leather and taste the smoke of America's fastest-growing shooting game. Every aspect is explained for shooters of all levels. Join the fun of cowboy-style shooting. Let John Taffin take you from the general store where he'll show you the latest in old western garb, to the firing line where some of the fastest guns around drop the hammer in search of a winning score.


Saturday, January 7, 2012

Beyond the Wild Bunch: The Fast-Growing Sport of Cowboy Action Shooting

Beyond the Wild Bunch: The Fast-Growing Sport of Cowboy Action Shooting Review



The first "coffee-table" book about the fast-growing sport of Cowboy Action Shooting. This book contains over 200 photographs illustrating the various aspects of Cowboy Action Shooting, including but not restricted to: firearm safety, firearm selection, and shooting tips and techniques. This fine book also includes the official guidelines for the Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) and the Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association (CMSA).


Monday, June 20, 2011

Cowboy Action Pistol Shooting: Secrets of Fast and Accurate Gunplay

Cowboy Action Pistol Shooting: Secrets of Fast and Accurate Gunplay Review



The fast-growing sport of cowboy action shooting is enjoyed in hundreds of clubs across America and around the world. These Old West aficionados - members of organizations such as the Single Action Shooting Society - compete with replicas of the single-action revolvers used by the men who tamed the American frontier. This book will not only prepare the novice interested in taking up this sport, but provide valuable insight and expert advice to the intermediate and advanced shooter. Author Charles Stephens (How to Become a Master Handgunner), himself the descendant of Old West gunfighter Wood Hite, shares wisdom gleaned from 40 years of competitive pistol shooting to give cowboy action shooters the winning edge - from selecting the right pistols and gear to mastering the single-action revolver. You'll also hear true stories of the Old West, from why Jesse James was really murdered to the story behind one of the deadliest gunfights of the American West - the Tuttle dance hall massacre in Newton, Kansas. If you've ever longed to step back in time and relive the excitement of our Western heritage, this is the perfect guidebook.