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About the Book:

The Hollywood Insider's Guide to the Evolution of Storytelling

This book explains how cutting-edge technology and the age-old desire to tell a story have come together in the form of Digital Cinema. Informative and hip, this book addresses the needs of independent filmmakers while also offering a perspective from the agents, producers, distributors, studios, and financiers on the business side of the art. Throughout, filmmakers' experiences and insights provide demonstrate how digital video will evolve into the cinematic medium of the future.

What people say:

"This informative book is definitely something you'll want to read if you have any questions about whether you should, or shouldn't, shoot your film digitally." — Script Magazine

About the Authors:

Thom Taylor has written for Variety, Locations, Millimeter and other magazines as well as writing the first article for Movieline. Thom studied economics at the University of California at Berkeley and film production at the American Film Institute's Center from Advanced Film and Television Studies, and earned an MBA from the University of Southern California. He is also the author of The Big Deal: Hollywood’s Million-Dollar Spec Script Market.

Melinda Hsu is a graduate from Harvard College, and Columbia University where she received an MFA in Film. Prior to her work as a staff writer on Still Life (a one-hour drama for the FOX network), she worked as a story analyst for producers, agents, and writers nationwide. She was a staff writer and then story editor on the NBC drama Medium before becoming an executive story editor on FOX's drama Vanished.

This husband and wife team live in Los Angeles.