Manipulate Mood with Filter Effects
How to Evoke Ethereal Solitude with Double Fog Filters by Ira Tiffen Peace. Quiet. Solitude. And a sense of the […]
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On Set Effects Supervision: A Case Study
Working with Greenscreen by Mark Sawicki Many of my students like to hear the war stories of actual productions from
Cooking With Audio: Tricks for Getting a Cleaner Audio Track
by Bryant Falk Good food and how to cook it has constantly been something audiences across the globe have been
Creating an Eerie Look for Night Shots
The Nighttime Blues by Carl Filoreto Colorado 4K Productions Urgency, necessity, and occasionally, downright fear can spawn creative inspiration.
A Synchronized Light Show
Creative Music Video Lighting to Test and Refine Your Chops by Kevin Zanit Music videos offer a great opportunity for
Developing the Common Language between a Director and DP
Collaboration is Key by Adam Matalon I think that the current ease and accessibility of digital media has created an
A Conversation with Cinematographer John Seale, ASC
Format and Digital Technologies by Jacqueline B. Frost ‘Intro on Aspect ratio for formats’ In discussing format it is necessary
The Making of the Controversial Non-Dialogue Feature Film ‘Begotten’
Interview with Elias Merhige by Scott Essman Elias Merhige, born in 1964, grew up in Brooklyn, and went to school
Jon Yang Focuses on the Dreamlike Side of the Noir Genre and Captures Its Essence with “Echapper”
Second Place Award Recipient of the 2007 Annual Summer Shorts Competition Echapper won the second-place grand prize award of the
Interview with Friday the 13th Director Marcus Nispel
by Scott Essman Although he’s only 45, Marcus Nispel has been making TV commercials and music videos for 20 years,
Audio for Animation: Try These Tricks
By Bryant Falk When we watch a piece of animation, it’s amazing how much we can take for granted sometimes. It’s
Focal Length and Filter Strength
What is the Relationship? by Ira Tiffen We are all familiar with rules of thumb. They are concepts which fit