This book is recommended for those who want to learn video editing from the basics. "The Textbook of Video Editing by Hideaki Inoue" has been around for a while, but it is still highly regarded as a classic that carefully explains the fundamental principles of editing that are still relevant today. It's packed with important points that remain essential regardless of software or equipment, such as how to think about cuts, how to structure a composition, and the perspective needed to convey a message through video. It's ideal for those who want to cultivate their thinking and judgment as editors, rather than just learning how to operate the latest software. It's recommended for beginners who are just starting to learn video editing, as well as for those who have been editing on their own and want to review the fundamentals. This is a practical book that will last a long time, and it's especially recommended for those who want to build a solid foundation.