Posts Tagged ‘cinematography’
Old-School Looks: The 5 Best Vintage Lenses for Under $250
Use this affordable vintage glass to give your commercial, editorial, and personal projects a warm, timeless look. When I first started using old lenses, I was hoping …
6 Cameras That Film 4K 120fps for Capturing Slow Motion Sports
Let’s look at newly released technology that can elevate your slow-motion sports footage. Plus, learn more about the differences between popular frame rates. The summer of 2021 …
How Paul Thomas Anderson Creates Frames Within Frames
Let’s look at P.T. Anderson’s masterful “frame within a frame” compositions and explore ways you can incorporate the technique in your next project. When I think of …
The 9 Best, Budget-Friendly Follow Focuses on the Market
Get more precise control over your image! Take a look at our favorite affordable mechanical follow focuses—there’s one for every budget! A follow focus system is essential …
Lights, Camera, Action: How Filmmakers Frame Heroes and Villains
Here’s a helpful look at how to best light, frame, and shoot heroes and villains in your cinematic compositions. Here’s a semi-loaded question for you: In visual …
To Break or Not to Break: The Significance of the 180-Degree Rule
We dare to challenge one of the most famous, yet controversial, rules in film and video production. But, we’re not the only ones . . .
The Smartphone Gimbal Setup: Tricky Transitions for Your Next Project
Let’s explore some of the best transitions you can use with a smartphone and gimbal setup for your next project. While the debate on whether smartphones should …
Filmmaking Trends: Why Shallow Focus Cinematography Is Here to Stay
Everything you need to know about that shallow depth of field look, and why it’s more than a trend at this point.
You Can’t Afford This Expensive Hollywood Camera Gear
Let’s take a look at some of the most expensive pieces of camera gear in the world and find out if they’re worth their exorbitant price tags.
Iconic Cinematography: Our 5 Favorite Shots from Reed Morano
Explore the best shots and sequences from the career highlights of cinematographer-turned-director Reed Morano.
Iconic Cinematography: Our 5 Favorite Shots from Emmanuel Lubezki
Let’s explore the films of Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki. Diving deep into his body of work and those he collaborated with. Emmanuel Lubezki is one of the most …
Iconic Cinematography: Our 5 Favorite Shots from Conrad Hall
One of the most respected and well-known cinematographers of all time, let’s take a closer look at what makes Conrad Hall’s work remarkable.