Posts Tagged ‘cinematography’
Hands-On Review: Does the Sony a7S II Live up to the Hype?
The Sony a7S II adds some welcome improvements to the already incredible a7S. So, the camera is perfect… right?
Cinematography Tip: Creating the Illusion of Scale
Illustrating a sense of scale is something that filmmakers still often have difficulty with today. These resources should give you a better understanding of how to magnify …
How to Craft an Epic Tracking Shot Like Michael Bay
When you need a truly EPIC tracking shot, turn to the undisputed master of bombastic cinema: Michael Bay.
5 Ways to Nail the Sci-Fi Look
Science Fiction is one of the most popular independent genres at the moment, but many filmmakers struggle to capture the right aesthetic on camera. Here are some …
Blackmagic URSA Quick Tip: Exposing for Low Light
The Blackmagic URSA is an exceptionally powerful camera, but it really isn’t intended for low-light shooting. This simple tip will help you get better results on set …
7 Reasons Why a 50mm Lens Should Be Your Go-To Glass
Many filmmakers and videographers say the 50mm lens should be your go-to lens. Here are seven reasons why they’re right.
Cinematography Manual: The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Director of Photography
This guide for cinematographers will teach you all the basics of cinematography while linking you to tons of other great resources for more in-depth coverage.
Cool Kickstarter Campaigns for Video Professionals
The search for “the next big thing” in video gear never stops. Here are a few contenders for the title that are currently raising cash on Kickstarter.
10 Tips from Master Cinematographer Roger Deakins
Award-winning cinematographer Roger Deakins shares his insight, wisdom, and experience. Learn from a true master with these top 10 tips.
Cinematography: The 7 Benefits of Shane Hurlbut’s Inner Circle
Learn all aspects of cinematography from blockbuster Director of Photography Shane Hurlbut.
Cinematography Tip: Creating the Illusion of Speed
Creating the illusion of speed can be surprisingly difficult, regardless of whether or not your subject is actually moving quickly. Here are some common techniques you can …
The Very Real Stunts of James Bond
These behind-the-scenes clips of explosive James Bond action will leave you both shaken and stirred.