Multi-Cam Shooting: Time Code, a Consistent Look and Monitoring
By Carl Filoreto The multiple camera interview is a staple of programs ranging from broadcast network news magazines to bare
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By Carl Filoreto The multiple camera interview is a staple of programs ranging from broadcast network news magazines to bare
By Ira Tiffen Standing on the beach, we look way far away out over the water. Off in the distance
The phone rings and a “voice” says she and a couple of friends may want to invest in your indie
By Myrl Schreibman Inexperienced filmmakers look to the story, its characters, the shot, and elements that pertain to the visual
By Bryant Falk Getting ready to mix your project can be a confusing time. So many options these days can
By Julia Camenisch “The people were short and fat and the quality was terrible…” – Anonymous TNT HD viewer It
By Dana Dorrity James Mangold’s new film 3:10 to Yuma, based on an Elmore Leonard story and a 1957 western
Flashback, throwback interview close-up. World-Renowned DP Shares His Experiences, Insights, and Discusses the Changing Production Climate, including Digital Technology
Motion pictures like all art forms strive to provide a perspective or an abstraction on reality. However, the magic of
By Ira Tiffen The painter needs more intense color; he gets a tube of it at the store. The cameraman
Multiple Camera Interviews: Basic Rules You Don’t Want to Break by Carl Filoreto Why Interviews Lose Quality It can
By Jon Firestone There are a lot of cameras available today, but the vast majority of them don’t fulfill the
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