Film Scoring Matters: Music as a Key to Telling a Story
By Kristen Baum Music is Key to Telling a Good Story Music is key to telling a good story
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A Multi-Track Workflow for Location Sound Recording
By Fred Ginsburg CAS PhD Today’s sound mixer or videographer has a choice of recording location audio to one
Cloud Mount Slingshot Vibration Isolator
Q&A with Lance Lundstrom TV/Film/Video production professional with over 20 years of international production experience; owner/creator of RigWheels LLC.
The Fake Food Cookbook: Props You Can’t Eat for Theatre, Film, and TV
by Karestin Harrison and Tamara L. Honesty The question of why create fake food instead of using real food is
PRODUCTION TOUGH | “The Only Easy Day was Yesterday”
By William Donaruma A production day, week, month is a marathon, not a sprint and most of us have to
Shooting In The Dark While Doing What HD Does Best
Notice how well my Cannon Vixia HF G20 handles this rave scene in a dark club. By Sherri Sheridan What
Better Shooting with a Mobile Device
Capture Intimate Moments for Your Project and Story By Bart Weiss Shooting a film with an iPhone is nothing
“Breathing Through Trees”: Creative Limits on a Sony A7S Short
By John Klein For most filmmakers, low budgets and minimalist storytelling are a way of life. Limitation breeds creativity, wearing
Important Details to Check Out Before You Choose a College
By Fred Ginsburg, CAS, Ph.D. As I write this, the Spring 2018 semester has just ended; and many of my
FILMMAKERS GLOBAL NETWORK :: Community Spotlight with Zoran Dragelj
Can you tell us about your body of work? Zoran Dragelj: As an independent filmmaker/auteur for over 20 years
Screening Your Film Independently and Film Festivals
By Peter John Ross Advances in Distribution There is something special about watching a movie in a theater setting. Most
Queen Sugar: Between Two Rights? | A look into excellent storytelling
By Neil Landau The decisions we make define who we are. Extenuating circumstances, intentional and unintentional ripple effects inform every