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Time-Tested Tips and Time-Saving Techniques for Editors: Settings, Media Management, Audio, Tools, and Layoffs by Daniel Gaucher One afternoon, a

By Bryant Falk With the ever-growing popularity of HD video and the numerous high-def options such as HDVD and Blu-ray

 The Rehearsal Process during Production: Making it Work: Getting the Best Performances Out of Your Actors by Myrl Schreibman. The

By Saro Varjabedian As global warming continues to be a growing concern, Hollywood and the film industry in general have

By M. David Mullen, ASC Cinematographers routinely cheat – when lighting, that is. The trick, as always, is to not get

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

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 Dana Dorrity James Mangold’s new film 3:10 to Yuma, based on an Elmore Leonard story and a 1957 western