Posts Tagged ‘filmmaking’
The Pros and Cons of Forming a Production Company
We take a look here at the relative pros and cons of forming your own production company — and when it makes sense to do so.
Making Ford v Ferrari: Cinematography at 100 mph
See how director James Mangold relied on tried-and-true methods for shooting scenes at high speed—and invented a few techniques of his own.
3 Lessons in Lighting from Cinematographer Robert Richardson
Robert Richardson’s eye for the unusual showcases extreme framings and non-realistic lighting. Let’s take a look at his signature style.
The Importance of Camera Movement in “The Irishman”
“The Irishman” follows the “heighten naturalism” aesthetic from “The Wolf of Wall Street,” injecting a darker, more conspiratorial tone.
A Guide to Structuring Your Scripts and Screenplays
When you’re structuring your screenplay, there are a number of options to consider if you want the strongest script possible.
Why Tungsten Lighting in Filmmaking Is Still Alive and Thriving
Some of the most successful DPs are using tungsten on some of the biggest productions, and for reasons that might surprise you.
How to Build and Use the Swiss Frame Book Light
The Swiss Frame Book Light is a valuable tool for any DP or gaffer because it is a versatile diffusion setup that will make the talent look …
A Practical Guide to Dutch Angles and Tilted Framing
Dutch angles, if used discreetly, add an aura of dread, as well as a sense that the world has gone askew. Let’s take a look at how …
Building Your Own Car Rig — Commercial Insider Edition
In this next video for fiscally clever car rigging, we’ll break down the mission control setup inside the car. Plus, my experience with these techniques.
Adobe Offers Look into the Editing of “Terminator: Dark Fate”
From Adobe Max, the filmmakers behind Terminator: Dark Fate give a master class in editing the mega-blockbuster movie franchise.
The Prototype Rigging of Vintage Lenses in “Ford v Ferrari”
How the filmmakers involved with Ford v Ferrari rigged custom vintage lenses to achieve the gritty look and feel of the 1966 Le Mans car race.
Build a Fan Base by Taking Your Indie Film on Tour
Here are some great tips for taking your film on the road, while successfully building your fan base in the modern digital age.