Zach Ramelan
Production Tips for Shooting in Outdoor Lighting Conditions
The quality of the sunlight is an important part of any outdoor shoot. Here are a few rules of thumb to make sure you optimize your footage.
Which Camera Movement Should You Use — and When and Why?
From expansive dolly moves to intimate handheld shots, there’s a range of camera movements for every shot. But which one works best for the story?
Free Practical Lighting Techniques for a Cinematic Look
You don’t need an expensive lighting set up to get a cinematic look. Here are some simple tips to make dramatic lighting with household practicals.
Video Tutorial: What Does “Dirtying the Frame” Mean?
With this technique, you can add even more dynamic movement to your moving shots and more depth to your simple shots. So how does it work?
Video Tutorial: Which Microphone Should You Use?
Good audio can make or break your project, but with so many available options, how do you know which one you should use, and why? Choosing the …
Video Tutorial: Give Your Projects Some Flare with Lucent Warm
Capturing a real lens flare precisely when you want it can be challenging. Add the elements you need easily in post-production with Lucent Warm.
The Art of Finding the Right Song for Your Film or Video
The right soundtrack can make or break any video project. So how do you narrow down your options? Here are a few tips to make your search …
Create Your Own Opening Title Sequence Using PRISM!
Looking for something special for your latest project? In this video tutorial, we show you how to create an energetic title sequence using Prism.
Video Tutorial: The Best Lenses for Gimbal Cinematography
When it comes to gimbal cinematography, which lenses should you use for which shots? Learn to cover all your bases in this video tutorial.
Create Seamless Transitions Using the Whip Pan
The whip pan is a great way to transition between scenes and draw attention to your subject matter. Here are four ways you can pull it off.
Video Tutorial: How to Use a Vehicle as a Dolly System
Filmmakers have plenty of tools at their disposal — some more expensive than others. But sometimes, all you need is a car and a crew.
Tutorial: How You Can Travel the World Making Videos
Traveling the world is a fantastic way to create unique, cinematic videos. So how do you afford it, and how can you actually make money doing it?