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By Ira Tiffen The lens is conceptually the part of your camera that dates back the farthest in time. Before

By Adam Matalon With the heady but stressful production behind you, the first-time indie feature filmmaker will often start to

Creating Prosthetic Appliances with Gelatin: Recipe for a Foaming Gelatin by Todd Debreceni. Pages 44, 48, 50. What Gelatin Is

Adapting Audio Production for the Internet Age: Mixing for Clarity, Loudness, and Relevance A Comprehensive Guide to Fine-Tuning Audio Content

A Brief History Originally, the term “lavalier” referred only to the “neck-worn” or “body-worn” class of small microphones. These days,

By Dana Dorrity Although Kodak has stated definitively that they are committed to continuing to make motion picture film –

By Vanessa Daniels There is more luck involved when auditioning for a commercial than any other type of audition. Unlike

By Jacqueline B. Frost Rodrigo Prieto, ASC, AMC wins Best Cinematography at the 64th Venice Film Festival for “Lust, Caution”

By Carl Filoreto Control. It’s the reason producers and DP’s like to scurry inside to a well-appointed hotel suite when

Clearing the Haze about Fog Filters: When Atmosphere is the Effect by Ira Tiffen White. Impenetrable. Fog. Atmosphere we can

By Jeff Bellune Peer deeper into the text of this how-to and realize that one of its major implications is