Sentences with phrase «production values of a book»

(If you haven't noticed, publishers have been cutting the production values of their books, using cheaper paper and lighter - weight stock, to save money.)

All of those responsible for the production values of a book can be hired freelance.

The production value of the book was astonishingly high, a perfect facsimile of the original, right down to the thick, creamy paper stock and classic typeface.

Not exact matches

But the uniqueness of the business model, the hidden value of the land on the books and the incremental benefit shareholders receive from higher oil and gas production and prices make it worth writing about.

Taking a cue from the enormously popular and critical success of the Jon Favreau directed «The Jungle Book» (which brought in almost $ 1 billion worldwide), Beauty and the Beast certainly does not disappoint visually, with amazing production values (credit Sarah Greenwood, «Sherlock Holmes»), art design (Niall Moroney, «Alice Through the Looking Glass»), set decoration (Katie Spencer, «Anna Karenina»), costumes (Jacqueline Durran, «Pan») and cinematography (Tobias Schliessler, «Patriots Day»).

Because the picture boasts production values considerably above those usually found in AA features and, more importantly, because of the use of the new photographic technique, the film is sure to be accorded more important programming than the company's average product, an evaluation already established by initial bookings.

Based on the Benjamin Black books (pen name of John Banville), Quirke has a heavyweight lead in Gabriel Byrne (right), top - class writers in Andrew Davies and Conor McPherson and perfect production values, which make dreary 1950s Dublin come alive.

In our continuing exploration of video marketing and book trailers, this time we look at low production value trailers that anyone could create at home... and probably did.

As a typography snob, I get snarky about their production values sometimes, but all - in - all, big publishers have done a remarkable job procuring real talent and accomplishing the impossible — selling millions of books.

The majority have to do with the production values of the physical book and the lack of explanations for the content.

Some writers incorrectly assume that POD books have low - quality production values when, in fact, the quality can actually exceed that of offset printing.

Most of the premiums are signed copies of books or posters, and it's true that Fantagraphic books are beautiful objects, with high production values, but at least one person has commented, and I would second this, that a digital bundle could attract more pledges.

While the production cost involved may deter some authors, hardcovers should be considered in every way the deluxe version of a book; committed readers are often willing to pay more in exchange for their durability and aforementioned collector's value.

The production values for the interior of the book are just as important.

When paying service fees up front, you should see tangible value provided in the form of e-book production, book design, editorial help, ongoing administration and title management, and so on.

How to Create a Viral Book Trailers (or Get 1,000,000 View for Almost Anything)-- an interesting article on the creation of high - production value book trailer; while the resources required are beyond the reach of most authors, it's still a worthwhile rBook Trailers (or Get 1,000,000 View for Almost Anything)-- an interesting article on the creation of high - production value book trailer; while the resources required are beyond the reach of most authors, it's still a worthwhile rbook trailer; while the resources required are beyond the reach of most authors, it's still a worthwhile read.

One advantage we have at the moment is that acceptable production values are low and most ebooks are simply facsimiles of p - books, cheaply produced at a low marginal cost.

It's popularly believed that (1) publishing houses serve as gatekeepers, maintaining publishing quality standards; (2) self - publishing has a lower barrier to entry, allowing people to publish junk; (3) authors self - publish as a last resort, when they fail to get past the publishing house gate - keepers, because their books aren't good enough; and (4) books published outside the publishing houses don't go through a team of book experts to be proofread, formatted, designed, etc., and so are terribly flawed by amateurish production values.

Though, we are at a cross roads in this new age of publishing and despite this fact of production resources required for creating books, the market sees eBooks as a product of lesser value.

Like all other Salt titles, the imprint will produce books of the highest standard, on a par with the production values of The Gallery Press or Faber.

At the same time, publishers» production values have soared and bookshops have begun to fill up with books with covers of jewel - like beauty, often with gorgeously textured pages.

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An open world game with an incredible amount of detail, it boasts excellent production values and a dark, comic book - style story.

David Nolan and Juerg Judin continue to produce comprehensive books of high production value — monographs on Adrian Ghenie's paintings and George Grosz» American oeuvre being the most recent.

Because oil companies have spent the last 30 + years trying to maximize shareholder value, increase their bookable reserves (discovered oil that they can claim on their books) and outsource much of their day - to - day production operations, they were already in a position where they had too many eggs in a highly unstable basket.