Cinematography
Five Anime Films to Inspire Your Next Filmmaking Project
Let’s look at five anime films—both newcomers and classics—you should watch to inspire your visual storytelling.
Honoring the Legends Behind Chinese Martial Arts Films
An exploration into what makes Chinese martial arts films great, as well as how the genre has developed over the years.
Iconic Cinematography: Our 5 Favorite Shots from Darius Khondji
Let’s explore Darius Khondji’s five best film sequences and deconstruct the elements so you, too, can replicate these masterful approaches.
Will Real-Time Digital Sets Replace Green Screens?
Disney, Netflix, Amazon, Paramount, and more are betting big on digital sets, Volumes, and digital set extensions. Let’s take a look.
The 10 Best Digital Video Cameras for Filmmaking in 2021
We ranked our top ten picks for the best digital video cameras for filmmaking in 2021! Let’s see the results.
A Complete Guide on How to Get the Bokeh Effect
Let’s explore the different methods you can use on your next project to create beautiful bokeh effects in your footage.
Documentary Tips for Filming Undercover and Undetected
From hidden action cameras to improvised espionage tips, use this run-and-gun guide to filming documentary projects on the sly.
5 Unique Camera Angles to Incorporate in Your Next Shoot
From negative space to odd framing, explore this video to discover five camera angles you’re probably not using—and should be.
Breaking Down Quentin Tarantino’s Iconic Trunk Shot
From Reservoir Dogs to Kill Bill, we open up about what this director’s iconic trunk shot means and how he (and others) achieve it.
The 10 Best YouTube Channels to Follow for Filmmakers in 2021
From cinematographer to editor, here are ten YouTube channels worthy of your subscription that will help you learn more about your craft.
Soviet Montage Theory: Exploring the 5 Types of Montage
We discuss the core historical tenets of Soviet Montage Theory, then explore the main types of montage for your film and video projects.
From Filming to Editing: Should You Still Be Shooting in 1080?
Let’s take a look at the pros and cons for filming, editing, and uploading footage in 1080p in comparison to 4K.