Posts Tagged ‘video production’
5 Ways to Avoid the Horrors of Every Student Film Set
This video is a masterclass in how to keep your student film (or any film, for that matter) on the rails. Take a look at mistakes you …
Fix It in Post — Four Ways to Save Your Film in Post-Production
Relying on any aspect of post-production to repair your project is a bad idea. But there is a right way to “fix it in post.” Here’s what …
Video Tutorial: How to Create Cinematic One-Light Setups
Don’t let the limitations and constraints of the filmmaking process deter you. You can still get a great-looking, cinematic image with a single light.
The Exposure Fundamentals Behind Great Filmmaking
From aperture to shutter speed to frame rate — in this tutorial, we’ll look at the basic building blocks of great filmmaking.
3 Ways to Modify Your Lighting for a Cinematic Look
Almost any light can create a cinematic image if you modify it correctly. Here’s an introduction to the three primary ways to modify your lighting.
Action, Reaction, Reveal — How to Create Better Documentaries
Creating a compelling documentary means elevating emotions and drawing the viewer into your subject. Here’s a three-step strategy for how to do just that.
Learning Curve: Getting Started Using a Light Meter
A light meter is still a powerful tool for getting a correctly exposed image. Here’s what you need to know to get started using one.
Filmmaking Challenge: How to Create Foley for Stock Footage
Do you have a video clip, but it doesn’t have any accompanying audio? In this challenge, we explore how you can create your own foley effects.
Step up Your Audio: 3 Tips to Improve Your Projects
In this tutorial, we take a look at three important considerations to keep in mind to improve the audio for your next video project.
Tips for Shooting Music and Band Documentary Projects
Let’s dive into the ins-and-outs of the band documentary sub-genre and how to create something that looks — and sounds — awesome.
An Introduction to Creating Great Video Thumbnails
In this article, we’ll discuss the importance of the thumbnail image for your videos — and how to choose, create, and upload one.
The Top 3 Ways to Shoot Vertical Video of Your Film Project
In this write-up, we’ll look at three common methods for creating a 9:16 vertical video cut of your project — and how each one measures up.