Every year, more films are shot and distributed digitally, from big budget Star Wars Episode II to low budget art house pictures. The combination of shots being taken at 24P (24 frames per second scanned progressively and the use of a tape based recording system, the High Definition Camera) brings about world-wide compatibility. This is due to revolutionize much of the theatrical film world and, perhaps, even more of television. It also brings with it a host of questions about workflow, post-production, budgets and archiving. The EDCF Guide to Digital Film Production gives every film professional the experience and know how of today's leaders in European cinema. Packed with extras-from international case studies to 'The 25 Most Frequently Asked Questions on HD Film."