In today’s Filmmaking Times live show we talk about why Arri finally released a 4K camera, even though it resisted following the 4K trend for such a long time. Continue reading Alexa LF – How Arri was forced to make a 4K camera
iFootage Motorized Shark Slider Mini Review
Today I’m reviewing a small, motorized camera slider from iFootage, called Shark Slider Mini. Continue reading iFootage Motorized Shark Slider Mini Review
Best Ultra-Wide Monitors for Video Editing
Although I’m happy with my current monitor, I’ve been told that I should give ultra-wide monitors a shot. Having extra screen space is very appealing, so I, of course, was intrigued. Continue reading Best Ultra-Wide Monitors for Video Editing
Clint D’Souza’s “How To Make A Film” tutorials like no others. Bravo!
Indie filmmaker Clint D’Souza just released a super entertaining and inspiring video series about how to make your first film. I don’t want to give away too much, but I think it does a great job showing how to overcome the major obstacles that stop aspiring filmmakers from being working filmmakers. Continue reading Clint D’Souza’s “How To Make A Film” tutorials like no others. Bravo!
Ultimate Guide to Anamorphic Video & Lenses
Hello guys, my name is Tom Antos I am a cinematographer and I am also secretly in love with the anamorphic look. Continue reading Ultimate Guide to Anamorphic Video & Lenses
Easy way to fix bad weather in your shots | Sky Replacement Tutorial
Nothing worse then showing up to do your video or film and turns out that you get bad weather. Continue reading Easy way to fix bad weather in your shots | Sky Replacement Tutorial
How To Compose Music For Your Next Film: Good Taste Is All The Talent You Need
Clearly, music is a key element of storytelling in films. However, few indie productions have the budget to score (and record) an original soundtrack. Licensing existing music is a cheaper, but less flexible option – it is usually hard to match it to the edit. Fortunately, technology brings new options. Continue reading How To Compose Music For Your Next Film: Good Taste Is All The Talent You Need
Matching Different Cameras
A common headache in video production is matching footage from multiple cameras. If you are prepared, though, this can be an easy process. Continue reading Matching Different Cameras
My Favorite Tripods – Indie Filmmaking
When it comes to gear, the second most common question I get is what tripod I use. So, today’s video answers this in depth. Continue reading My Favorite Tripods – Indie Filmmaking
How sound can ruin or save a film
In this video I talk about how to go about getting great sound for your film. This tutorial is based on my short film “Legend of the Bar”. Continue reading How sound can ruin or save a film