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Using the Rule of Thirds can dramatically increase the look of your composition. Here's a few tips on how to integrate this technique into your next shot.
A guide into how you can quickly and safely solve any problems on set without breaking down a production entirely. Here are the critical areas to focus ...
Safety is the first concern when dealing with stunts on set. Let's look at various ways to pull off a professional-grade stunt via a long lens.
Let's have a look into the beautiful compositions and overblown haloes of cinematographic Robert Richardson and his main cinematography principle.
Creative color grading can change the storyline and create a clear visual juxtaposition between good and bad, rich and poor, success and failure.
There are a handful of commonly used frame rates, each with their own purpose. Here is a quick guide to the industry standard frame rates and what ...
Four simple steps to add custom icons to your PC or Mac, or how to change your Adobe apps back to old logos so you can tell ...
The true power of filmmaking will unveil itself to those who put in the pre-production work. Let's dive into the benefits of planning and scheduling.
These three variable ND filters are tried and true, helping you control exposure under the harshest light possible. They also won't break the bank.
Go Hollywood with over a dozen FREE Premiere Pro Lumetri looks! These free movie-inspired color grading presets will instantly add a dramatic look to your project.
Meet Adobe’s latest update — the most baffling design choice in recent memory. Let’s take a look at why it’s the complete opposite of optimal. If you ...
Check out this list of affordable real cinema lenses for independent filmmakers and videographers!
Starting a production company isn't easy. Here's what you need to know to get started successfully.
Field recorders are an absolute must when going into any production. Let's take a look at some of the best and most affordable options for videographers and ...
From war films to pure action, let’s gear up and go over some of the best practices for creating realistic battle scenes in your film and video ...
One of the best ways to improve your cinematography is to learn from some of the masters. Let’s deep-dive into Bradford Young’s work to explore his approach ...
Let's take a look into how Deepfake and CGI are shaping a bold new future for filmmakers. Here are some vivid examples of what Deepfake and CGI ...
Making videos on-the-run? Check out our list of the top mobile filmmaking gear to find the right lenses, mics, gimbals, and more to add to your kit.
In the wake of a pandemic, traditional movie theaters are struggling, but a sudden resurgence in drive-ins just might save the film industry.
From basic cutting to adding effects and animations, here’s what to look for in a mobile video editing platform. Video editing has never been the most accessible ...
The documentary genre of film is a woven part of cinematic history. We explore the different types and share characteristics and examples of each.
From gorilla pods, to tripod heads, to hi-hats, let's take a look at the best tripods and tripod systems offered in 2020.
Let’s look at the pros and cons of the new Z CAM E2-M4 next to the beloved BMPCC4K. Which is worth your money? With Z CAM’s announcement ...
Here's the simple phrase that has helped me through my entire creative and video production career and saved me hours of frustration. Take a look!
DaVinci Resolve is unique among post-production applications in that it’s free. But, here are six reasons why you'd upgrade to its paid version.
Let's explore one of the core issues of a film’s cinematography — color scheme. A film's color scheme sets the tone, emotion, and complexity of the film.
Have a short or feature film that you’re looking to show off online? Here’s a step-by-step guide to organizing your film’s premiere.
Today, we’re going to take a look at what makes Tarantino so distinctive, and the elements he combines to form his director's style.
Capture beautiful images with these high-quality, low-cost prime lenses. Another year, another NAB full of jaw-dropping gear announcements and — oh, wait. Yeah, it hasn’t been a ...
For his latest film, "Disorder," Director Robert Grieves utilized a multi-media approach to tell a multi-dimensional story. Here’s how he did it.
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