Jourdan Aldredge
6 Online Resources for Renting Camera Gear
Looking to rent your gear out or pick something up for a weekend shoot? Here are six online resources you need.
Filmmaking Advice: Why You Should Consider Shooting in Black and White
How do you make your film stand out at festivals? Consider the advice of these filmmakers on why they shot their features in black and white.
Cinematography Tips: Mastering Foreground, Middleground, and Background
Unlock the hidden powers of cinematography by learning the three layers of shot composition: foreground, middleground and background.
7 Indie Filmmaking Tips for Shooting Day for Night
These real-world indie filmmaking production tips from Micah Barber will improve your next day-for-night shoot.
Filmmaking Tips: David Lowery on Editing and His Daily Routine
Pete’s Dragon and A Ghost Story filmmaker David Lowery shares his daily routine and creative process in this throwback video.
Behind the Data: The Most Popular Cameras of SXSW
In which we run the data and chat with the filmmakers of SXSW on what cameras and lenses they used and why.
Innovative Production Tips from the Filmmakers of SXSW
Learn some innovative and practical production tips and tricks from the talented filmmakers from SXSW.
The 10 Best Film Festivals For Up-And-Coming Filmmakers
In which we pick the brain of Leah Meyerhoff on the best under-the-radar film festivals to launch film careers.
Facebook Hack: How to Optimize Your Video Posts
Facebook is quickly becoming the future of online video. Learn how to get the most out of your Facebook video posts.
Production Tips: Making Interviewees Comfortable
Shooting interviews for your next video project? Follow these tips to make your interviewees comfortable and get the best results.
Our Favorite After Effects Tutorials of 2017
Looking to improve your After Effects game? Check out these AE tutorials to level up your skills.
Video Editing Tips: Consider Slides, Pushes, and Splits in Premiere Pro
Growing tired of the same old default cross dissolve in Premiere Pro? Consider spicing up your splices with pushes, slides, and splits.