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New E-Book
Hidden Secrets:
The Secrets to Becoming an outstanding camera operator
New e-book release
by Roger Jeakings
“Hidden Secrets” investigates
the mindset of the skilled camera professional producing TV news images
portrayed on the battlefield, in hostile countries, at home and abroad
for TV news networks around the world. The eBook, written by combat
photojournalist Roger Jeakings, with 28-years of TV news camera experience,
explains the techniques that make special camera operators stand out
in a crowd. It illustrates how astute camera operators inside and
outside the TV news profession can use the same information and thinking
to give them the leading visual and production edge anywhere, any
time.
Here are some of the “Hidden
Secrets” essentials revealed in the new eBook:
- Breaking into the TV
news industry and staying there
- Your choice between a
lead pencil and digital camera
- How to win friends and
influence video prospects in seconds
- Power your sense of intuition
on TV news and video assignments
- TV news assignments …
tales out of school … the gift of a wife
- Discover the dramatic
impact of visual emotion.
- Learn to mentally control
camera production time
- Secret mind games … realizing
brain states to your advantage
- Energy to burn … the
Tibetan way … to stay on top
- Perfect the skill of
personal survival and win
- What Mahatma Gandhi did
when he lost his shoe on the railroad?
Veteran TV news cameraman
Greg Kay, has this to say about the new eBook:
"Dear Roger, I have just finished reading your eBook "Hidden Secrets".
I felt compelled as a fellow veteran of the TV News camera industry
to congratulate you on a superb and totally informative book. Paragraph
after paragraph I found myself saying, "that's exactly right" in response
to what I was reading. I found myself reminiscing on my early days
as a TV News Cameraman in the early 1980s, covering everything from
train smashes to cats up trees (as we have all done). Having been
in a position of hiring staff, I found your thoughts on what gives
one new recruit the edge over another to be, spot on. This book would
have to be a ‘must read’ for anyone interested in our game. Well done!"
Greg Kay, Manager, G Kay Productions Pty, Ltd. Sydney, Australia.
Empower yourself and others
with “Hidden Secrets.” The new eBook is priced at $20 and can purchased
by clicking
here (If you would like to sample a free download of the ‘snapshot’
preview of “Hidden Secrets,” click on “Insight into TV News,” mini
eBook available at the same address.) You can contact Roger Jeakings
at lavenderpathway@actrix.co.nz
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