Posts Tagged ‘filmmaking’
The Do’s and Don’ts of Writing a Logline for Your Film or Video Project
A well-written logline is an effective tool for selling your film project. A bad one, however, can stop it in its tracks. Here’s what you need to …
Ben Davis, the Next Big Cinematography Star?
Cinematographer Ben Davis is labeled the “comic book guy” for his work with Marvel. However, his credits are much broader than that.
How to Build a Starship — A Filmmaker’s Guide
Starships are dynamic set pieces in science fiction filmmaking, but they require a bit of forethought to design. Here’s what you should consider.
Amaran COB 60x: The Gear Upgrade I Didn’t Know I Needed
Aputure’s Amaran COB 60x is a budget point source light with premium features for only $200, and it’s worth every cent.
The Golden Age of Hollywood: Its Rise, Decline, and Legacy
Learn about the most emblematic moments of the golden age of Hollywood. The studios, the actors, and why it’s no more.
The Surprisingly Fascinating World of Frame Rates
Let’s take a closer look at a few different frame rates and how you can utilize them in your film and video projects.
Filmmaking with the Greats: Production Problem-solving
Filmmaking is problem-solving. The tools of the trade aren’t molds into which we cram the stuff of filmmaking. They’re the tools we use to try to tame …
Don’t Worry Darling: Promoting Your Film with Off-Screen Drama
Let’s examine the press surrounding Don’t Worry Darling, a perfect case study into how to—or not to—promote your film.
9 Eye-Opening Interviews With Top Hollywood Directors
Top Hollywood directors like J.J. Abrams, Spielberg, and Tarantino sound off in this collection of compelling interviews.
Gutter Editing and the Uninflected Shot
How to use the juxtaposition of uninflected shots and the gutter between them to make a compelling edit that will keep your viewers actively engaged in the …
Is Modern Black and White Cinematography Just a Gimmick?
With several major black and white releases on the horizon, let’s take a look at the pros and cons of this nostalgic cinematography.
Useful Movie Magic With Forced Perspective
Forced perspective is an age-old practical effect with some clever applications for your own low budget movie needs.