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In this article, we take a look at why most filmmakers and photographers prefer to light their subjects with large, soft light sources.
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While video games include cinematic storytelling, we have to wonder why they rarely translate into good movies. It seems to come down to delivery.
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Color has long been one of the primary tools filmmakers use to communicate aspects of their characters and the worlds they live in.
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Here are 5 of the biggest mistakes filmmakers and videographers make when shooting B-roll — and how to avoid them when you’re on the run.
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MZed Pro has just added the “Cinematography: Mastering The Image” seven-hour masterclass, taught by Shane Hurlbut ASC. For existing MZed Pro subscribers, you can already access the course. In the masterclass, Shane Hurlbut ASC takes you through each step of his filmmaking process, from lighting to lensing. What is MZed Pro? MZed Pro is an … Continued
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Panavision recently announced its brand new LCND filter. We took a look at what it is, how it works, and what to expect from ND filters in …
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In recent years, working with a green screen has changed. Take a look at a few new factors that have made the process easier than ever.
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Let’s take a look at some creative and affordable options into finding, purchasing, and utilizing vintage lenses in your film and video projects.
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What do all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe blockbusters mean for filmmakers and the future development of the industry?
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The Electric Department is the backbone of any production. Let’s look at the roles, tools, and responsibilities behind safely powering a set.
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Michael Rowley’s 2018 Telluride selection “Hurdle” dives headfirst into creating a documentary about Parkour in an occupied conflict zone.
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Here’s a bit of advice on breaking down how to create that “cinematic” look — including some helpful and creative resources.
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While having selection footage is helpful, the key to great storytelling is about quality content, not quantity overload.
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With the announcements of so many new cinema cameras, we often forget about the cameras that paved the way for digital cinematography.
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Since the early 20th Century, color has been an integral part of cinema. Here’s how to recreate some of the most iconic trends in DaVinci Resolve.
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Adobe is changing what software you can and can’t use. So, what are the changes, how will it affect you, and what is the cause for these …
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Today we’re learning the basics of Day for Night shooting, then using the tools in Adobe Premiere Pro to master the essentials of Day for Night processing.
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The grip’s job is one of the most important and difficult on a film set. Let’s take a look at the details and see if gripping is …
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The grip’s job is one of the most important and difficult on a film set. Let’s take a look at the details and see if gripping is …
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How much power will you need for your camera on set? Find out how to do the calculations so you never run out during a shoot.