Filmmaking 101: Making a Video From the Ground Up
Refresh your skills and take a minute to remember why you got into filmmaking with these all-inclusive tutorials on capturing images.
Video Tutorial: The Best Lenses for Gimbal Cinematography
When it comes to gimbal cinematography, which lenses should you use for which shots? Learn to cover all your bases in this video tutorial.
Should You Upgrade the Canon 7D to the 5D Mark IV?
Thinking of upgrading to the Canon 5D MK IV? This longtime Canon videographer offers up some things you should consider before making the change.
Create Seamless Transitions Using the Whip Pan
The whip pan is a great way to transition between scenes and draw attention to your subject matter. Here are four ways you can pull it off.
5 Things You Should Consider When Adding Text to Video
Here are the five most important things you should consider when adding text to your future film or video editing projects.
The Lowdown on Working With Subtitles In DaVinci Resolve 14
NLEs generally operate similarly, but when it comes to captions, things change. Here’s what you need to know about creating subtitles in DaVinci Resolve.
Shooting a Feature with an iPhone the Soderbergh Way
Learn how you can master smartphone filmmaking with some tips and tricks from one of the most innovative filmmakers in the game.
Digital Imaging Technicians: The Unsung Heroes of Film Sets
Digital imaging technicians (DITs) are the multi-faceted heroes of digital film sets. So what is it exactly that they do?
6 Production Tips for Shooting an Electronic Press Kit
The electronic press kit (EPK) is an important element of a film or video production. Here’s everything you need to know about shooting one.
NAB 2018: What You Should Know Before You Go
With NAB 2018 on the way, here’s what you need to know before you go, including the big announcements we’ve heard so far.
Video Tutorial: How to Use a Vehicle as a Dolly System
Filmmakers have plenty of tools at their disposal — some more expensive than others. But sometimes, all you need is a car and a crew.
The Differences Between All-I and IPB Compression
In which we examine the differences between All-I and IPB digital compression recording — and the best ways to shoot using each.