Tanner Shinnick
What Is Medium Format and Why Do You Want It for Your Next Camera?
So what exactly does “medium format” mean, and could it be the perfect choice for your next project — or your next camera?
7 Options to Consider When Choosing Kodak Motion Picture Film Stocks
Kodak offers a wide range of options for film stocks. Here, we take a look at what’s available for your next project — and what you should …
Know the Rules and Regulations of Traveling with Batteries
In this write-up, we take a look at the rules and regulations of flying with batteries for your next filmmaking excursion.
Ten Lessons I Learned from My First Feature Documentary
It’s important to constantly evolve throughout your journey as a filmmaker. Here are ten lessons I learned while making my first feature documentary.
Industry Interview: DJ Stipsen, DP of “What We Do in the Shadows”
PremiumBeat sat down with DJ Stipsen to discuss his unique approach to lighting the dark world of FX’s “What We Do in the Shadows.”
Is the New Mac Pro a Content Creator’s Dream Machine?
Just announced at Apple’s WWDC, the all-new, completely redesigned Mac Pro is stacked with heightened performance updates and new hardware features.
Does The New Litepanel Gemini 1×1 Hold Up for Traveling Filmmakers?
In which we take a look at the Litepanels Gemini 1×1 Soft to see how it holds up for traveling filmmakers and content creators.
Is the GoPro 7 Black the Best Action Camera on the Market?
Let’s take a look at the outstanding features of the GoPro 7 Black and how it just may make it onto your next production.
On the Market: Five Great Key Lights for Five Different Budgets
Today we’re going to take a look at five favorite key lights, with accompanying diffusion materials, for every budget range.
Learn How to Create a Timeless Look with a White Cyclorama
Lighting a white cyclorama? These tips will help you get the classic look you’re going for in your next film or video project
Production Tips: Working With a Color Checker on Your Next Shoot
Color grading your videos? Consider using a color checker or color chart to get that perfect color grade every filmmaker is after.
Add Atmospheric Texture to Your Production with Haze or Fog
Take a look at how you can use haze or fog to increase the production value of your next shot by adding texture and ambience.