Hi,
This is a great introduction to the series you intend to produce and a great idea. Very well understood. However you have set yourself a mammoth task. The book itself has 624 pages and since it was first published in 1976, it become more less an industry bible. This book is not intended for the novice and there is a prerequisite of some knowledge about film/video production as well as the vocabulary.
I have been in the industry for many years myself, but there is always something new to learn. Have you consider to do the basic extract course from the book? If this is successful, make an advance one, which may include scenes from the first one, but goes into more depth. The point I want to get across is, that these days people want everything instant. If you take the into "deep waters" from the start, you have big chance to loose them. On the other hand with the basic extract course you don't spend too much time for the production, the word gets around, so more people will be interested in your course. Thirdly, those who survive your basic extract course will be glad to jump on your advance one and most probably happily to pay for it. Lets face it, you are providing a valuable info, for which people would have to pay serious money if they go to the film school. I share your excitement and at the same time I am aware of the most valuable commodity - The TIME. Cheers
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