Speed up Your Editing with a Keyboard-Only Workflow in Premiere
Want to speed up your editing in Premiere Pro? Move to a keyboard-only editing style and improve your editing speed by twenty percent.
The Best Creative Advice for Career Videographers
Here’s the simple phrase that has helped me through my entire creative and video production career and saved me hours of frustration. Take a look!
How to Remove the Boom Mic in Resolve and Premiere
Let’s take a look at two different programs, Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve, and how you can use them to get rid of unwanted objects.
6 Reasons for You to Upgrade to Resolve Studio Today
DaVinci Resolve is unique among post-production applications in that it’s free. But, here are six reasons why you’d upgrade to its paid version.
Everything You Should Know About Picking Your Film’s Color Schemes
Let’s explore one of the core issues of a film’s cinematography — color scheme. A film’s color scheme sets the tone, emotion, and complexity of the film.
Your Canon Camera Just Became the Best Webcam You Own
With a shortage of webcams across retailers, Canon’s EOS Webcam Utility Beta software gives Canon cameras a new purpose as a webcam. See how to set it …
Top 10 Paid and Free Scripts and Plugins for After Effects
Utilizing the functionality of After Effects scripts and plugins is one of the best ways to improve your motion graphics skills. Here are our top ten.
A Guide to Organizing Your Own Online Film Premiere
Have a short or feature film that you’re looking to show off online? Here’s a step-by-step guide to organizing your film’s premiere.
Untethered Territory: How to Shoot Films Like Quentin Tarantino
Today, we’re going to take a look at what makes Tarantino so distinctive, and the elements he combines to form his director’s style.
2020’s Best Prime Lenses Under $1,000
Capture beautiful images with these high-quality, low-cost prime lenses. Another year, another NAB full of jaw-dropping gear announcements and — oh, wait. Yeah, it hasn’t been a …
Short Film, Big Ideas: Combining 2D and 3D to Visualize a Complex Issue
For his latest film, “Disorder,” Director Robert Grieves utilized a multi-media approach to tell a multi-dimensional story. Here’s how he did it.
Submit Your Scripts: The 7 Best Online Screenwriting Contests
We picked the best screenwriting contests and competitions you can submit to online. Plus, check out some scripting tips and tricks to help you along the way. …