What to Buy for a Green Screen Kit (and Where to Buy It)
Here are some helpful tips on finding the right green screen kit—what kind of kit you should buy, what to look for, and where to buy them.
Your Guide to Working with Project Files in DaVinci Resolve
Interested in Resolve’s capability as an NLE? These guidelines will help you navigate working with project files in this renowned application.
The Filmmaker’s Guide to the Apocalypse
The apocalypse film is a Hollywood favorite, but it’s often misunderstood. Here’s what the enterprising apocalypse filmmaker needs to know.
Best FREE Animation Software — Ready to Download Right Now
Let’s take a look at the best FREE animation software that you can download and start using today, with over ten software options listed here.
Quick Tip: Saving Stills in After Effects
Need to save a still image out of After Effects? Just follow these quick steps.
Why Student Filmmakers Should Watch Movies with Subtitles On
Let’s explore why watching movies with subtitles can help you become a better student of film and, as a result, a stronger filmmaker.
Screenwriting: The Goal of Dialogue
Let’s explore how timing, placement, character development, and the simplicity of a perfect line creates intriguing dialogue.
Everything You Need to Know About Chroma Key and Green Screen Footage
In this guide, we’ll walk through everything you need to know about green screen backgrounds and achieving a perfect chroma key.
Is Rotoscope Animation Back? (And How to Get Started Today)
From Tron to Apollo 10 ½, let’s explore the fascinating history of rotoscoping, a classic and achievable animation technique.
DIY: How to DIY a Green Screen on a Budget
With tips on setting, lighting, and more, learn how to create your own green screen background—without breaking the bank.
Making Your Own Fantasy Film: A Field Guide
So you want to make a fantasy movie? Here’s what you need to know about working in the genre (or its sub-genres).
Master the Hollywood Technique of Parallel Editing
Parallel editing is a powerful tool for film editors. Here are some classic Hollywood examples of the technique that will show you how to pull it off.