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The Lowdown on Facebook’s New Streaming Service
Facebook wants to compete with YouTube and Twitch in the online streaming game. Here’s the lowdown for filmmakers and video producers.
Video Tutorial: Better, Faster, Stronger Editing Tips
Editing video projects requires organization, stamina, concentration, and endurance. In this tutorial, learn how to maximize your workflow.
Editing Tips: 8 Ways You Can Save a Shot in Post-Production
Before you lose all hope for your project in the editing bay, try out these tips and tricks to save a shot in post-production.
Quick Tip: The Real Numbers Behind Wireless Video Feeds
Considering a wireless video feed for your next project? Find out how to maximize this tool on set with this brief guide.
Why Video Producers Should Budget for Profit Margins
How much time — and money — would you save if you had a budgeting framework that guaranteed profits?
Video Tutorial: How to Loop an Animation in Adobe After Effects
Learn how to save yourself some time with animation loop cycles in Adobe After Effects with this easy-to-follow tutorial.
Video Tutorial: 5 Transitions You Should Start Using
You’ve got solid video, clean audio, and the perfect color grade. So don’t blow your edit with uninteresting transitions.
Freelance Tips: 7 Best Practices for Invoicing Clients
Invoicing clients doesn’t have to be scary. Follow these seven best practices to make your invoices clear and professional.
9 Things You Should Check Before Recording Audio
Sound can make or break your project, so be sure to work through this checklist before recording audio on your next shoot.
Behind The Scenes: Crafting The Stylized Naturalism of Bomb City
The events in Bomb City needed a larger-than-life feel and a gritty reality. We talked to DP Jake Wilganowski about how he pulled it off.
Video Tutorial: Start Shooting Better Slow Motion Footage
Dissatisfied with your slow-motion footage? In this video tutorial, we take a look at a few ways you can improve the look.
The Disaster Artist: Editing A Film About Making a Film
We talked with the editor of The Disaster Artist about what it’s like telling a true story that is simultaneously hilarious, inspiring, and bizarre.