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Why Tungsten Lighting in Filmmaking Is Still Alive and Thriving
Some of the most successful DPs are using tungsten on some of the biggest productions, and for reasons that might surprise you.
How to Build and Use the Swiss Frame Book Light
The Swiss Frame Book Light is a valuable tool for any DP or gaffer because it is a versatile diffusion setup that will make the talent look …
What “The Righteous Gemstones” Teaches About Directing Styles
Rotating roles — an intimate lesson in how multiple directors can use multiple filmmaking styles to create one unified vision.
Building Your Own Car Rig — Commercial Insider Edition
In this next video for fiscally clever car rigging, we’ll break down the mission control setup inside the car. Plus, my experience with these techniques.
The Pros and Cons of Upgrading to a Full-Frame Sensor
Is it time to consider upgrading to a full-frame cinema workflow? In this article, we’ll look at the advantages and disadvantages of upgrading sensor size.
A Guide to Turning Your Podcasts into Video Podcasts
From podcaster to videomaker — how can you use video in podcasts, what are some different video styles, and how can you stay ahead of the growing …
Costume Designer Ginger Martini on Production Prep and Post Process
PremiumBeat examines the important role clothes play in film and television in this conversation with fashion designer-turned-costume maven Ginger Martini.
Adobe Showcases Future-Tech for Editing, Animation, and Sound Design
From the “Sneaks” section of Adobe Max, take a look at the future-tech for animating text, bringing static images to life, and one-click audio editing.
Build a Fan Base by Taking Your Indie Film on Tour
Here are some great tips for taking your film on the road, while successfully building your fan base in the modern digital age.
A Guide to Developing Questions During Documentary Interview Shoots
Here are a few helpful questions and tips for conducting interesting, orderly documentary interviews that develop naturally.
Getting Your Lights and Camera in Impossible Places
The Mini MAX is a great option to lighting a scene, giving the actors and camera the freedom to move and shoot at almost 360 degrees.
3 Practical Gore Effects for Your Next Horror Short
Need to find a cheap way to add some gory goodness to your next horror project? Try out these three easy practical effects.