- Index of Video in Print and Online: with links, reviews and commentary
- Dissolves and Cuts and the Language of Video
- Sound Design
- There's No Business Like Show Business: Shooting and Editing Live Theatre
- Shooting Performance Video: A View from the Stage (Seminar Notes, January 2007 Jacksonville, FL for the 4EVER Group)
- Cost Analysis: Am I really making money?
- Airshow: Lessons learned shooting a large-scale event
- Etiquette and Safety on Location
- Choosing a Wedding Videographer
- Theatre History and Computing in the University of Washington School of Drama A Single Vanishing Point Perspective: 1979 - 1998.
Articles for Videographers |
Links to a collection of articles, published and unpublished, with Jack Wolcott's thoughts on various aspects of professional videography -- editing, shooting and business management.
Feedback is welcomed after you've read these articles. Feel free to call Jack at VideOccasions at 425-641-4811 or email him with your comments.
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Jack says:
"I began working in television in 1964, under the tutelage of Dr. James Lynch, director of CCTV production at The Ohio State University. My work included producing/directing, floor-management and camera. For the next 35 years I made extensive use of video in my research and teaching at the University of Washington, Seattle. If you're interested in learning more about my work with computers, hypertext, laser disc development and video at the University you'll find this in the article Theatre History and Computing in the University of Washington School of Drama above .
Since leaving the University in 1998 and joining my wife at VideOccasions, the video production company she founded that same year, I have continued to write and publish between bouts of producing, shooting and editing. To collect these writings in one location I have placed them here on the VideOccasions web site.
Enjoy, and please feel free to comment . I welcome feedback and the sharing of ideas."
Posted 3/4/2020