Johnathan Paul
How to Integrate FCPX Into Logic Pro X
Logic Pro X is a solid audio solution for editing and mixing your productions. Get the most out of it by integrating Final Cut Pro X.
Just How Expensive Are Real Cinema Lenses?
We’ve rounded up some of the most widely used real cinema lenses utilized on big-budget films. Let’s explore the high cost of high-end lenses.
How to Capture High Quality Audio for Low Budget Films
You don’t have to sacrifice quality when capturing audio for low budget films. Find out how to record pro sound with this collection of informative videos.
10 More Must-Have Apps for Filmmakers
Put your smartphone and tablet to good use on set with this collection of apps for filmmakers!
The Tesla Powerwall: A Game Changer for Film Production?
What if there was a battery that could last nearly ten full production hours on set? The new Tesla Powerwall can.
The Art of Perspective and Symmetry in Cinematography
Explore the use of perspective and symmetry in cinematography from films by Paul Thomas Anderson, Wes Anderson, and Stanley Kubrick.
10 Free After Effects Assets
Don’t shell out a ton of money on plugins, presets, and overlays. Check out these free After Effects assets instead!
DaVinci Resolve Workflow Roundtrip Breakdown
Get to know the DaVinci Resolve workflow from client to delivery with this in-depth roundtrip tour.
Mad Max: Behind the Scenes
To celebrate the release of Mad Max: Fury Road, let’s take a behind-the-scenes look at the history of George Miller’s explosive approach to filmmaking.
10 Crucial Pieces of Audio Gear Under $500
Filmmaking is an expensive career. Keep your budget in check with these crucial pieces of audio gear under $500.
Remove Warp From Warp Stabilizer Using After Effects
Warp stabilizer is a great tool, but sometimes it becomes part of the problem instead of a solution. Smooth out your footage with the following handy tips!
Top 10 Best and Worst Practical Effects in Movie History
Are practical effects making a comeback? Let’s take a look at some of the amazing highs and laughable lows from the history of practical effects.