Using Transitions: The Dissolve and the Cut by Lew Schatzer
By Lew Schatzer Many editors will tell you the only transitions you need to make a great video are the
By Lew Schatzer Many editors will tell you the only transitions you need to make a great video are the
By Taryn Bensky Like many of her peers, Carolina Cruz Santiago chose to focus her directorial debut on two of
Creative Collaborators: The Director and Cinematographer: What a Director Should Know About Cinematography and Selecting a DP by Jacqueline B.
By Ira Tiffen The robbers burst through the bank’s doors with a bang, racing straight for the getaway car. Sitting
Cannes Film Festival is approaching, filmmakers are getting their films ready to go sell there, and I’ve been speaking with
In the acting industry, landing an agent can be more challenging than landing a role. Having an agent is a
By Kevin Zanit In the business of production, we often find ourselves trying to accomplish our work in conditions that
By Michael Kent As a recent graduate of television studies, I possibly have a different perspective to many established DP’s and shooters.
By Steve Holmes Monitoring the color gamut in today’s video system is not a routine activity for a lot of
By Chris Cavallari For some, digital video cameras with amazing new technologies are sounding the death knell for film as
By Myrl A. Schreibman Directing an industrial film is difficult enough. But directing an industrial film when you are brought
By M. David Mullen, ASC Often I get asked “how do you find work?” and usually the answer is that
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