The
Journal is a highly respected source of
technical information and human stories
related to the craft of camerawork.
It covers a wide variety of television-related
topics, ranging from the technical aspects
of camera and lens design to human interest
and travelogue. The editor, who is usually
a working TV cameraman, is different for
each issue. This helps to keep the style
and content of each publication lively and
fresh.
No prizes for guessing what the letters
ZERB stand for - because we're not sure
ourselves. In a decision, now shrouded by
the mists of time, it was voted that the
Journal of the Guild of Television Cameramen
should have an eye and ear grabbing title
- so "ZERB" was born.
We've
included a sample of some of the articles
here. They will give a glimpse of what this
publication is all about. The screen versions
of the pages don't really do justice to
the outstanding quality of the printed copy,
but you can always Join
the GTC and get ZERB delivered to your
door for free! |
