Lav It Up: Effectively Mic Up Your Talent
by Bryant Falk Since the early 60’s, the lavalier microphone has been used to capture audio. Its concept allowed the […]
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Fried Lighting Circuits On The Set
When Your Genny Fails, and Blowing Granny’s Fuse Box is Not an Option… by Jack Anderson One great thing about
Showing Your Work for That All-Important First-Job Interview
Break into the Animation Industry by Tony White Today the odds are always stacked against the first time job seeker
‘Five Minarets in New York’ Shot in Anamorphic 35mm
Jim Gucciardo Talks About the Digital Intermediate Process by Matthew J. Perlman This was the first English language film from
Nick Kougioulis Reconstructs ‘Ciphering’ in HD
Stalking Camera Moves, Eerie Vignettes, and Green Screen StudentFilmmakers magazine speaks with Nick Kougioulis, director and editor of Ciphering, third
Directors Kyle Garrett and George Seamer Move Forward
…Just make a commitment to do something, anything, and follow it through to completion. It doesn’t matter if it’s the
Slaying the Dragon with Randy Edelman
Director-Composer Collaboration in “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor” by Scott Essman Director-composer relationships have long resulted in some
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1,000 Visual FX Shots, Working with Crew, and The Mummy Franchise
Renown Action Director Rob Cohen Talks by Scott Essman Former wunderkind producer and executive Rob Cohen burst onto the directing
A Conversation with Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC
Camera Movement Techniques, the DI Technology, Working with Directors, and More by Jacqueline B. Frost Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC, nominated
It Pays to Be Prepared: Tape Your Magazines
Filming in a railroad yard for ‘To Live and Die in LA’. by Jack Anderson Most of the students I
Light Your Subject’s Face for the Most Flattering or Most Dramatic Effect
Build the Best Lighting Scheme for Your Subject by Saro Varjabedian Intuitively knowing where to place lights to light your
Q&A with Matthew Libatique, ASC: From Indies to Blockbusters and In-Between
Award-Winning DP Discusses Lighting for Genres, Camera Movement, Color Palette and More by Jacqueline B. Frost Winning an Independent Spirit