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Posted 08/17/2023
Filmmaker Rubidium Wu dives into the DJI Ronin 4D. Wu explains how the Ronin 4D captures smooth footage, regardless of your skill level, letting you take your filmmaking to new dimensions.
0:00 - Introduction
1:09 - Different Gimbals and Camera Movements
7:15 - The Ronin 4D
11:00 - The Oner Example
18:00 - Lenses for the Ronin 4D
20:17 - Keeping the Flow of the Scene with the Ronin 4D
29:33 - Aperture Control
33:30
by William Min · Posted 08/11/2023
When Apple introduced M1 Pro and M1 Max chips for the MacBook Pro lineup in 2021, it easily became the best laptop for video editors. The balance of performance and efficiency made it possible for creative professionals to edit high-res videos on the go. Apple has since updated the MacBook Pro lineup for 2023, with the M2 Pro and the M2 Max chips, maintaining its title as the laptop for video editing.
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Posted 08/08/2023
Photographer and director Ejaz Khan discusses the importance of showing rather than telling when filmmaking. Khan breaks down his recent projects and shares the stories he captured from behind the lens.
0:00 - Introduction
2:00 - Who Tells the Best Stories?
6:23 - Khan's Storytelling: Musk Oxen
15:37 - Khan's Storytelling: Arctic Wolfes
22:25 - Khan's Storytelling: Family
27:08 - The Importance of Audio for Storytelling
30:47 - The Importance of Color for Storytelling
32:36 - Khan's Storytelling: Horses
40:11 - Khan's Storytelling: Filmmaking
Posted 06/06/2023
Drone vs. drone. 4K vs. 8K. Matt Zefi vs. Matt Matkin. The battle is on between DJI’s Mini 3 Pro and Inspire 3! Which of these two is the best for you? Or is there a secret third option?
0:00 - Introduction and Rules
1:11 - Inspire 3 Highlights
2:22 - Mini 3 Pro Highlights
3:27 - Portability
4:32 - Setup Time
5:59 - Maneuverability
7:41 - Footage
9:09 - An In-Between Drone
9:43 - Final Thoughts
Which of the drones do you think
by Mary Latvis · Posted 04/04/2023
Live 8K cinema-quality streaming, live cinematic production, virtual production, VFX, and RAW R3D capture―all are now possible using the dedicated RED Connect Module from RED DIGITAL CINEMA for V-RAPTOR/XL cameras. Not only does the RED Connect Module enable simultaneous streaming and recording, but it does so at rates up to 8K 120 fps or 4K 240 fps. Multicamera users will appreciate the RED Connect Module’s ability to sync numerous cameras using genlock and timecode via PTP (SMPTE ST 2059-2) and a single-mode LC connection at rates up to 10
Posted 03/21/2023
Director and photographer Ben Clark discusses his career and his experiences filming The Snowman's Trek, which tells the story of the longest hiking trail in Bhutan. In the video, Clark explains how he filmed the athletes completing the trek and shares tips for marketing your film.
0:00 - Introduction
2:00 - The Snowman's Trek Film Preview
6:00 - Clark's Career and Climbing Background
20:37 - The Making of The Snowman's Trek
32:00 - Planning the Film
39:11 - Tips for Choosing Gear
41:55 - The Business Side of Filmmaking
53:00 - The Editing
by Jordan Gallant · Posted 03/14/2023
When we consider uses for the PTZ camera, we often think of lecture halls and houses of worship where you might want to “set it and forget it.” There is also their ability to bridge the gap between remote and in-person participants in collaborative workplace settings. But the reliability and intuitive setup of PTZ cameras also offer advantages in more creative spaces, such as hybrid live events. A reliable name in professional cameras,
by Mary Latvis · Posted 03/02/2023
Used worldwide on a variety of productions, ARRI’s impressive stable of pro lights includes the modular, versatile Orbiter series, the SkyPanel line, the L-Series LED Fresnels, and the M-Series of HMIs. These made-in-Germany fixtures excel in uses including film and television production, live broadcast and theater use, photography, and the latest virtual reality applications.
Orbiter Versatility
Orbiter
With its modular design, the
Posted 12/23/2022
Jabari Holder tests the Sigma 65mm T1.5 FF High-Speed Cine Prime Lens against its 50mm and 85mm counterparts. This lens adds more versatility to a filmmaker's kit while maintaining the build and quality of Sigma's cine primes.
0:00 - About Sigma's Cine Lineup
1:
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted 12/12/2022
Netflix is the streaming service. Many others have challenged it and many are doing well. Still, no one compares to the size of Netflix, or comes close in terms of outputting original content. As such, the camera technology decisions they make matter if you want to get a strong deal with the streaming giant for the new film or television series you’re shooting.
“Netflix approved” means that cameras have the minimum specs required to ensure the expected quality of a Netflix Original. While it shouldn’t be your only guide when purchasing a
Posted 12/01/2022
It’s time to edit your film! In this tutorial, Jake Estes demonstrates a basic video-editing workflow in Adobe Premiere Pro, for a more efficient experience.
Have you gained some insights from this series? Tell us about it, in the Comments section, below.
0:00 - Introduction
0:43 - Organization
3:20 - Syncing Audio and Video
7:31 - Make it Look and Sound Pretty
10:32 - Narrative Continuity (How to Cut)
12:26 - Final Thoughts
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Posted 11/30/2022
Matt Zefi has some tips for getting started in, and getting creative with, drone hyperlapses using the DJI Mavic 3. You'll learn to capture beautiful scenery such as clouds rolling over mountains, colorful sunsets, bright car trails, and other subjects.
0:00 - Introduction
0:25 - Setting Up Your Drone
1:13 - Settings (Day and Night)
2:48 - Tips for Improvement
4:03 - Final Thoughts
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Posted 11/25/2022
Nick Brigadier compares the Sony ZV-1F, ZV-1, and ZV-E10 to help you decide which one would work best for you. Each
Posted 11/23/2022
Now that you've thoroughly planned your shoot during pre-production, it's time to get on set! Learn what it takes to make a video production run smoothly—such as the crew you'll need—mistakes to avoid, different types of shots, narrative continuity, audio recording, and more.
0:00 - Overview
0:38 - Production Assistant
1:25 - Video
7:59 - Sound
9:07 - Logistics
10:54 - Final Thoughts
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Posted 11/17/2022
Pre-production is an important step when filmmaking because it helps your video shoot run more efficiently, on the day of and during post. If you're a beginner, however, it may be difficult to know where to begin. Jake Estes shares tried and true methods for planning your production that work whether you're shooting a Hollywood movie or a short film. Plus, you'll learn mistakes to avoid so you're not scrambling on set!
0:00 - Introduction/What is Pre-Production?
0:46 - Production Breakdown
1:44 - Casting
2:37 - Hiring Crew
4:34 - Tech Scout