Everything You Need to Know About the Blackmagic RAW Codec
Blackmagic Studios announced their new RAW codec September 14th 2018, claiming it is a “next generation codec.” So is it?
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Compression Ratios
We’re here to answer some questions — what are compression ratios, how do they affect digital filmmaking, and what do they have to do with codecs?
Here’s What You Need to Know About Data Compression
What’s the difference between lossy and lossless compression? What about uncompressed? Learn the differences between each in this filmmaking guide.
Production Tips: What You Should Bring Your First Day on Set
You know the lingo, you landed a gig, and you’re ready to work. So what do you need to bring with you for your first of film …
Production Tips: Walkie Talkie Codes and Etiquette on Set
Efficient radio communication on set keeps productions moving quickly. Here’s what you need to know to join the conversation.
Production Tip: How You Can Prevent Corrupted Footage
Corrupted footage is every filmmaker’s nightmare. While there are some reliable recovery methods, let’s take a look at proper preventative measures.
After MP3: The Past, Present, and Future of Audio Codecs
With the MP3 gone, what audio codecs are poised to become the new standard? Let’s talk about compression, modern audio codecs, and the future of audio.
Production Tips: What to Expect on Your First Film or Video Set
There are many unspoken rules and best practices for working on a film or video set. Here’s what you need to know your first time out.
Understanding Tax Incentives in the Filmmaking Industry
Production incentives come in a variety of forms, depending on who’s offering them, so what are they, and what do they do?
Understanding Image Noise in Your Film and Video Projects
Nothing ruins a shot like noise. Knowing what causes it and how to recognize it can save you a lot of frustration — and some useless footage.
Why Dual Native ISO Should Be the New Industry Standard
What does “Dual Native ISO” mean, what does it do for your shots, and why would its acceptance in the film and video industries matter?
Post-Production Tips: How to Save Corrupted Footage
There is nothing worse than losing footage. However, if you’re vigilant and know what to watch for, you can still save a corrupted card.