I don't know the specific dvd, but I can tell you that you can learn a lot from him, I took a weekend workshop from him years ago and I learned more in two days, I mean stuff that I used, stuff that helped me see the light, and help folks look their best, I learned more in two days than in two years of community college photo program.
Keep in mind that he is mostly portraiture on location. But you pick up from that will help you even if you do nothing but documentarian style.
Google Joseph Zeltsman, there are some ancient tutorials on posing and lighting out in the public domain now, Zeltsman was Monte's mentor. Joe's method is a logical and systematic way of chosing which pose and lighting to choose for a particular face.
If you have a VCR player you could probably pick up some old tapes on ebay cheap, or join you local pro association, most of them have libraries full of these tape and dvd sets and the price of a years's dues will give you access to literally thousands of dollars worth of such materials, and Monte is typically well represented as he was always a good teacher and very active in doing so.
I don't know what is still available, but there used to be a lot of good online tutorials at zuga.net I mean everything he covered at a $500 to a 1,000 workshop was all right there almost word for word.
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