Title: Book Is Too Basic for the Price-No Editing Advice
Product review: This book is written at a very basic level, and the subject matter is better covered by Deni Bown's book "101 Essential Tips on Video" at one-third the price. I was looking for advice on the best techniques for editing my videos using my camcorder and a VCR. Fuller dismisses the idea of editing, claiming that most people are too lazy to edit their work, so they end up with "2-hour videos of Junior's birthday party," etc., which gather dust in a drawer because they're "too long to watch." People who are that lazy aren't likely to have the discipline to learn and follow his methods, which amount to planning and shooting the finished product as you go "in the camcorder", without allowing for errors which could be edited out later when you make copies with the VCR.
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