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It’s commonly noted that for many aspects of art, there are no rules. While you could say the same for editing, there’s still a set of practical and theoretical practices that will improve your videos. Today let’s look at the
Read more ...Have you ever wanted to interview someone to tell their story or share their point of view? Do you know how to make a subject feel comfortable in front of a camera? Or how to make sure you’ll get the
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Anyone who purchased Blackmagic’s Production 4K Camera with its gutsy and reliable 35mm sensor, wrapped in an indestructible curved metal shell wept happiness tears when the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K and it’s myriad accessories and file format opportunities was released.
Read more ...Storyboards are the most effective way to explore your visual strategy and communicate that vision to your creative team. Even if you can’t draw.
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A-Roll and B-Roll. These are the two most common types of footage used in videos. They play two completely different roles and they need to be understood to tell a great story. Here’s A-Roll and B-Roll explained. Learn even more
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Since the advent of the smartphone, most of us are carrying video cameras in our pockets and even small children have their own YouTube channels. But just because anyone can shoot video doesn’t mean we all know intuitively how to
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Struggling to get a better composition? Here are five simple ways you can take your film or video project to the next level. Source: Check Out These 5 Super Simple Tips for Shooting Better Footage
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Learn how to write a video script with these helpful tips — and, of course, a video. Source: How to Write a Video Script [Template + Video]
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A brief interview with cinematographer Matty Libatique, who with director Darren Aronofsky deliberately bent and broke the line of action to make Requiem for a Dream a more powerful story. Source: When to break the 180 degree rule – Frame.io
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