I need a book recommendation for this break

Winter holidays are almost here. It’s a great time to be jolly and look forward for the family dinner, however, this is also a great opportunity to relax and learn. I am planning to read a book in this short break. 

I have been looking online for book suggestions. I have found a few books. I am not sure which one to pick. At Uni, our teachers recommend us to read books and we have a library where we can find those books. I have already finished reading those during the semester. 

I would love to read about the basics of filmmaking in general, to learn more about the industry. If anyone could recommend me a book that is also friendly with my student budget, I would be very grateful! 

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