Cinematography
3 Tips for Recording Long-Form DSLR Productions
It’s doable, but it’s certainly not easy to record cinematic, long-form productions with DSLR cameras. Find out how with these tips.
How Heavy Grain Overlays Are Affecting Your YouTube Upload
Working with film grain for your next YouTube project? Find out what not to do if you want your footage to survive compression.
Expand Your One-Man-Band Operation with a 1st Assistant Camera
Sooner or later, solo shooters and producers will need bigger crews. Here’s what you need to know about working with a first assistant camera.
A Conversation with the DP of The Confession Tapes
We sat down with Meena Singh, the DP of Netflix’s documentary series “The Confessions Tapes” for insights on how she filmed this unique show.
Break into 4K with These 5 Cameras Under $1,000
Trying to jump into the 4K world without the 4k Budget? These five cameras will get you started without breaking the bank.
Learn to Work with Eyelines in Film and Video Production
Eyelines direct your audience’s attention. Learn how to align expectations with the people and objects in your next video project.
Make Dynamic Montages with This Easy Video Editing Technique
Need to improve the montages in your next project? Check out the technique in this video tutorial to improve the flow of your edit.
Understanding Zoom Lenses and How to Use Them Properly
Before you go overboard with the zoom lens on your next project, learn how it works — and how to use it properly to get the perfect …
Learn How Legendary Filmmaker David Fincher Tracks His Characters
Through clever tracking, panning, and tilting, David Fincher immerses his audiences by crafting characters like no other working director.
How to Stylize Your Cinematography Like Wes Anderson
Every great cinematographer has a signature style. You can develop yours by studying the experts, beginning with Wes Anderson.
HBO’s New Documentary “Spielberg” Is a Must-See for Aspiring Directors
HBO’s “Spielberg” is more than a biography, it’s a mini masterclass detailing some of the most influential scenes in the history of American cinema.
How Roger Deakins Shot and Lit Blade Runner 2049
Take a look at the lighting cinematographer Roger Deakins designed to capture the visually stunning footage in Blade Runner 2049.