Inspiration
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Working with Comedy and Drama in Sundance’s “Before You Know It”
Explore the nuances of cutting comedy and drama together with experienced comedy editor Kent Kincannon in the Sundance 2019’s “Before You Know It.”
Industry Insights: Film Festivals, Shorts, and the Future of Viewing
Festival director, associate producer, and muse Kimberley Browning wears any hat she needs to. Here she is on festival programming and supporting artists.
11 YouTube Channels Every Filmmaker Should Follow in 2019
We rounded up some of the best YouTube channels every filmmaker should be following for inspiration and technical know-how in 2019.
Sundance 2019: Tips for Shooting Verité Documentary Footage
Cinematographer Matt Porwoll shares some insight about shooting classic verité on the modern documentary “Tigerland” at Sundance 2019.
The Costume Design of Star Trek, House of Cards, and My Big Fat Greek Wedding
We spoke with costume designer Gersha Phillips about her designs for Star Trek: Discovery, House of Cards, and My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
Industry Tips: Why Below-The-Line Talent Needs a Publicist
Sure — high-profile filmmakers and actors needs publicists, but who else in the industry could benefit from a media strategy?
Every Video Editor’s Secret Weapon: Royalty-Free Footage
From grabbing location inserts to creating a promo video without leaving your office, royalty-free footage is an excellent way to save time and money.
The Story Behind Editing a Movie About Dungeons & Dragons
We got the stories behind how some of the classic Dungeons and Dragons artwork came to be — and making a documentary about it.
Lens Tips: Doing the Work of Four Lenses with Only Two
Primes vs. zooms. Four lenses out of two. Here are a few considerations to keep in mind when shopping for your first lenses.
Interview: Christina Kallas on Writing and Directing Multi-Protagonist Screenplays
We spoke with the writer/director about multi-protagonist screenplays, split screen editing, and her commitment to losing creative control.
Filmmaking Fundamentals: Using Blocking to Get Your Scenes Moving
Directing your first scene? Before you get bogged down in the technical details, take the time to plan out and rehearse your blocking.
Round Table: Three Film Composers Converge on Sundance
This meeting of the minds is all about composing for film, going to Sundance, and sharing insights about the craft.