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Everything You Need to Know About Stabilizing a Shot
From capturing the image in camera to sitting down in front of your computer, here are all the ways you can fix (or work with) shaky footage.
A Field Guide to the Low-Budget Panasonic GH5 Setup
Out of the box, the GH5 lacks a few essentials for run-and-gun videography. In this guide, we detail what you need to complete your rig — on …
How to Clean up Noisy Video and Audio in 30 Seconds
Looking for audio clean-up tips for Premiere Pro or After Effects? Here’s how to fix noisy audio and video in no time at all. Top image via …
The Art of Finding the Right Song for Your Film or Video
The right soundtrack can make or break any video project. So how do you narrow down your options? Here are a few tips to make your search …
Create Your Own Opening Title Sequence Using PRISM!
Looking for something special for your latest project? In this video tutorial, we show you how to create an energetic title sequence using Prism.
Tips for Selling Your Cameras and Video Gear Online
Before you post something for sale, check out these tips to make sure you get top dollar for your used cameras and video gear.
How To Create An Explosion Scene + Free Action Compositing Elements
In this epic video tutorial, learn how to do 5 different special effects shots using these free action compositing elements.
5 Production Tips for High Frame Rate Videography
Here are five tips on how to get the most out of your high frame rate videography when shooting at 60 frames per second and higher.
Canon Log Upgrade: Should You Send in Your Canon 5D Mark IV?
Here are a few things you should consider before sending in your Canon 5D Mark IV for the company’s hand-installed C-Log upgrade.
The 5 Top Editing Gadgets on the Market Right Now
Looking to speed up your editing workflow? Check out these five gadgets that offer shortcuts you never thought were possible.
Freelance Tip: How Do You Know When to Turn Down a Job?
Learning how to find steady freelance video production gigs is hard enough, but what about knowing when you shouldn’t take the job?
How to Design a Close-Up Shot — And When You Should Use It
The close-up shot is a director’s secret weapon, but it requires technical know-how and narrative timing. Here’s what you need to know.