Posts Tagged ‘DIY’
Build Your Own Butt/Pedestal Dolly for under $140
Add this versatile tool to your next shoot for hundreds less than retail.
Filmmaking Hack: Create a Handheld Camera Rig for Less than $5
Like indie filmmaking? This might just be the cheapest DIY rig in the world.
Go Medieval With These Easy-to-Make Fantasy Props
If your next project is set in the realm of fantasy, use these DIY prop tips to add authentic (and affordable) atmosphere to your set.
Use Broken Equipment for Creative Results
Don’t throw that broken video gear in the trash! Get creative and turn your busted film equipment into a valuable new tool.
Gear Hacks: Make Your Own DIY LED Bar Light
Make your very own DIY LED bar light! It’s surprisingly simple and cheap thanks to this quick in-depth video tutorial!
Gear Hacks: DIY Camera Stabilizers and Rigs for Under $25
Camera mounts and stabilizers can be quite expensive when buying name-brand gear. Making your own DIY camera stabilizers and mounts is a much cheaper alternative.
Create Unbelievable Cosmic Imagery With Everyday Ingredients
It’s surprisingly simple and inexpensive to create jaw-dropping cosmic scenes with everyday ingredients. Put together a quick shopping list and get ready to blow some minds.
DIY Filmmaking: Build a $60 Dolly for Lightweight Cameras
Build a very basic dolly rig for DSLR and mirrorless cameras for under $60.
Hack Your H1 Audio Recorder for $15
Gear hack: Upgrade your Zoom H1 audio recorder to include two XLR inputs and two outputs — all for under $15! Here’s how it’s done.
5 DIY Tips for Product Demo Videos
If you’re in the world of video production, you’ll likely shoot a few product videos at some point. Here are a few DIY tips and tricks for …
Set Hack: Hollywood Lighting With Simple Household Items
Even if you have equipment that costs thousands of dollars, sometimes simple household items can produce great results.
5 DIY Tutorials and Gear Hacks for Filmmakers
These DIY filmmaking solutions have been used on everything from commercial shoots to big-budget blockbusters. Here are five hacks every filmmaker should know.