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We’ve got the latest announcements, interviews and event info for professional video production and post-production.
This Documentary Goes Behind the Scenes of The Shining
Stanley Kubrick’s (then) 17-year-old daughter created an intimate and artful behind-the-scenes film for one of the greatest horror films of all time.
What Apple’s Latest Short Films Mean for Filmmakers
When Apple did their first interview-style video on a white background, everyone copied that approach. What will these new films inspire?
Are the Days of Tungsten Lighting Over?
With the introduction of the Arri Skypanels, the Digital Sputnik, and many others, is LED lighting the future of filmmaking?
Interview: Behind the Scenes with YouTube’s Binging with Babish
We talked to Binging with Babish’s Andrew Rea about shooting his web series and reaching one million YouTube Subscribers.
What Does Everyone Do On Set?
What are all those job titles you see in the credits? This video breaks them all down.
Bring Your Film Marketing To Life With a Motion Poster
Traditional movie posters are giving way to motion posters. Learn how you can generate interest in your own project with a motion poster.
This Upcoming Documentary Features Top FCPX Editors
Off the Tracks will feature many top FCPX editors. In this interview, the director shares his experience filming with these experts.
How Editor Paul Machliss Cut Baby Driver in Real Time on Location
Dive into the real time production and post-production workflow of this tightly synced film.
Production Tips for Filming Large Groups of People
Check out these valuable tips and tricks for working with large groups of extras on set.
Tech and Film: 7 Innovations Changing the Industry
These 7 technologies are poised to shape the film industry.
Stylize Your Storytelling with Character Title Cards
Character title cards avoid exposition while telling your audience what they need to know. Learn when (and when not) to use them in this in-depth look.
Canon Announces the 6D Mark II and Rebel SL2 — Neither Shoots 4K
Canon’s new DSLR cameras are here to disappoint video shooters — again.