Posts Tagged ‘filmmaking’
Interview: How the Editor Behind I, Tonya Recreated History
We sat down with the editor of I, Tonya to discuss cross-genre editing and what it’s like to work on projects of different sizes and budgets.
What Do Filmmakers Mean When They Refer to the Cooke Look?
Cooke lenses offer one of the most distinctive looks for filmmakers. So what is the “Cooke look,” and what does it mean for you?
The Walk and Talk: Crafting Exposition That Won’t Bore Your Audience
Popularized by Aaron Sorkin, the “walk and talk” is a clever way to convey a lot of information in an active transitional scene.
What You Need to Know About High-Key vs. Low-Key Lighting
High key and low key lighting can create drastic differences in the final look of your film. Let’s take a look at which is best for your …
CES 2018: DJI Releases New Gear Lineup, Including a $99 Drone
With the huge tech conference CES 2018 starting today, DJI has just rolled out some new products that are sure to turn heads.
5 Essential Tips for Editing Professional Interview Soundbites
Quality audio is the key to any interview. Here’s how you can clean up your interview soundbites and make them sound clear, natural, and professional.
Homemade VFX: Create and Film a DIY Meteor Strike
Computer-generated visual effects are useful, but they aren’t perfect for every shot. Learn how models and good cinematography can create great visuals.
How To Make Your Expensive Gear Investment Last Forever
So, you saved up and bought the camera package of your dreams. Here’s how to make sure that money doesn’t go to waste once the next camera …
Cinematography Tip: Lighting Your Production with the Inverse Square Law
Learning how to shape light is one of the best skills that you can develop as a cinematographer. Find out how with the Inverse Square Law.
Roundup: The Best Art of Film Books Published in 2017
Now that we’ve all made it through 2017, let’s take a look back at the best, most inspirational film art books of the year.
7 DIY Filmmaking Techniques Using the Versatile Wheelchair Dolly
The wheelchair dolly is a tried-and-true DIY tool — for projects of all sizes. Check out these 7 tips on how to use one to improve your …
Learn How To Enhance Your Film with Ambient Light
In this tutorial, learn how you can work with natural light to enhance the ambient compositions in your next film or video project.