Caleb Ward

Caleb is a Motion Designer that is passionate about creating helpful and inspiring content. He spent his early career as a filmmaker and motion graphic designer in the Dallas-Ft.Worth area.

Caleb is committed to helping the industry through awesome articles, tutorials, and tools. He was formally educated at the University of North Texas in Radio, Television, and Film.

Inspiration

Bond-Inspired Star Wars Titles: Q&A with Kurt Rauffer

The artist behind the Star Wars/James Bond crossover credit sequence talks about how he created his homage to The Empire Strikes Back.

Filmmaking

Everything is a Remix: A Q&A with Kirby Ferguson

Everything is a Remix creator, Kirby Ferguson, shares how he drew his inspiration for his transformative creative workflow.

Cinematography

This Technology Is Going to Change Filmmaking Forever

The tech behind the Lytro Cinema Camera spells the end of the green screen, fixed shutter speeds, static depth of field, frames per second, and focusing. Seriously.

Cinematography

How to Become a Pro Cinematographer: Q&A With Jas Shelton

Professional director of photography Jas Shelton shares how he broke into the film industry and offers a few tips for aspiring filmmakers in this in-depth Q&A video …

Cinematography

NAB 2016: Sony Announces a Super 35mm 4K Camera That Shoots 480 fps

NAB 2016: Sony announces the HDC-4800, a beast of a Super 35mm 4K camera that shoots at at 480 fps.

Motion Graphics

How to Create and Share Title Templates in Premiere Pro

Give your videos consistent design with title templates, a helpful tool in Premiere Pro.

Video Editing

Get Feedback Directly in Premiere With the New Wipster Add-On

Wipster’s new integration seamlessly creates Premiere Pro markers from online client feedback.

Cinematography

How to Get RED EPIC Quality Footage for Less Than $500

Use this filmmaking technique to create beautifully cinematic footage for less than $500.

Cinematography

5 Tips for Shooting Digital Screens

Follow these five helpful tips to capture the best possible footage when shooting digital screens.

Color Grading

How to Give Your Video a Vintage Look

From lenses to post-production tweaks, there are lots of ways to give your footage a vintage look. Capture some old school vibes with these video tips.