Posts Tagged ‘Film’
The Logmar Super 8 Camera is the Perfect Hybrid for Film Lovers
Film lovers rejoice! The Logmar Super 8 Camera is a modern take on a classic 8mm film camera.
7 Tricks for Keeping Your Camera Equipment Organized
Sick of your equipment being unorganized? Learn a few organization tips in the following post.
5 Ways Music Is Misused In Films (and How to Do Better)
Music can drive your story and enhance the message of your film, but the process of marrying the two is often underestimated.
5 Tips for Planning Your Audio in Pre-Production
Capturing great audio begins before hitting ‘record’. Here are a few tips for planning your audio approach before you arrive on-set.
10 Tips for Succeeding in Film School
Succeeding in film school isn’t just about getting good grades. In the following tutorial we share 10 tips for maximizing your college experience.
Does White Balancing Matter Anymore?
We take a look at the importance, or should we say unimportance of white-balancing in a digital world.
Not Enough Light? Try Double Bouncing Reflectors
You don’t have to have big production lights to light up dark spaces. Learn how to double bounce light in the following video tutorial.
Music in Movies: Using Film Scores to Enhance Your Story
Music has a special way of making an average film awesome. The following videos show us how good music can help push your story along.
Video Inspiration: 10 Great CGI Moments
Great visual effects can withstand the test of time. In this post we share a video roundup of the 10 greatest visual effects films of 20th century.
Get 9 Hours of DSLR Battery Life for Less than $100
Expand your DSLR battery life to over 9 hours with this awesome trick from Chris Winter.
Behind the Scenes of the 96 Minute Shot, The Russian Ark
Take a behind the scenes look at the 96 minute single take movie, The Russian Ark.
Get Organized Before You Edit
Richard Harrington offers free slides from his “Getting Organized Before You Edit” talk from NAB 2014.