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Now that you've filmed your video, it's time for editing and delivery in HDR. Doug dives deeper into HDR formats, as well as standards and workflows when working with HDR video. Join him in DaVinci Resolve where you'll learn about both the technical and creative sides.
0:00 - Intro
1:03 - Choosing an HDR Monitor
5:08 - Color Gamut
6:44 - Setting Up Your Monitor & Project
10:39 - Grading in HDR
24:28 - Exporting & Delivering
25:32 - Final Thoughts
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In part one, Doug shares how you can introduce HDR into your workflow. He discusses the advantages and disadvantages of shooting HDR video, the basics of HDR formats, and monitoring HDR on set.
0:00 - Intro
0:59 - What Is HDR Video?
2:20 - HDR Format Basics
5:30 - Middle Gray
7:19 - HDR Monitoring
12:59 - A Note on Exposure
13:45 - Where Is 18% Gray in HDR?
14:26 - Final Thoughts
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Doug discusses more advanced concepts to help deepen your understanding of frame rates. Both editors and videographers will find this video useful, since it will allow them to work in better tandem. We'll cover timecode basics, fractional frame rates (such as 29.97 fps and 23.98 fps), variable frame rates, and more.
0:00 - In This Video
0:39 - Timecode & Drop-Frames
5:36 - Variable Frame Rates
7:02 - Interlaced Video
10:34 - Telecine & Pulldown
12:47 - Mismatched Frame Rates & Refresh Rates
14:54 - Practical Tips
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Frame rates are one of the most fundamental ideas to understand when it comes to technical and creative decisions for your films. It's important to know how frame rates work so you know how they'll affect the final film or broadcast. So, what frame rates are typically used? Why is 24 fps the standard for movies? Are higher frame rates better than lower ones? Join Doug for a crash course on the basics of frame rates.
0:00 - In This Series
0:46 - What Is a Frame Rate?
2:21 - Creative Uses of Different Frame Rates
3:21 - Is a Higher Frame Rate
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Nick shares his no-budget filmmaking tips. If you have zero budget, or even an extremely low one, you can still lean into those limitations for your movie while following the principles of good filmmaking.
0:00 - What We're Covering
0:45 - Story & Location (Pre-Production)
2:05 - Casting (Pre-Production)
3:22 - How to Find Film Ideas (Pre-Production)
3:56 - Screenwriting Software (Pre-Production)
5:00 - Audio (Production)
5:41 - Lighting (Production)
7:28 - The Most Important Part of Production
8:06 - Editing Software
9:18 - Things to
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Vertical video is here to stay. So, if you're looking to switch from 16:9 to 9:16 or are a content creator who wants to make better vertical videos, Nick will show you how to get started. He'll share how to use the vertical format to your advantage, how to use filmmaking techniques, and more.
0:00 - In This Video/What We Will Cover
0:25 - Content
0:59 - Smartphone vs. Mirrorless Camera
3:35 - General Tips
5:33 - Outro
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As you delve deeper into the more advanced side of video codecs, the information can be overwhelming. Doug is here to simplify the complexities, helping you choose a codec for filming, editing, and delivery.
1:11 - This Video's Objectives
1:12 - Hardware Compatibility
4:49 Chroma Subsampling
8:15 - 8-bit vs. 10-bit
12:04 - How to Choose
14:37 - Real-World Example
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If you're looking to become a professional filmmaker, you'll need to understand what codecs are, how to choose them, and how to use them. In part 1 of 2, Doug simplifies the tangled web of knowledge that is video codecs, sharing the fundamentals.
0:00 - What You'll Learn
1:04 - What Is a Codec?
2:25 - Why Are Codecs Necessary?
3:27 - How to Codecs Work?
6:53 - Choosing the Right Codec
14:24 - Inter vs. Intraframe
17:32 - What's Next?
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Doug demonstrates three video lighting setups for the various sets in our studio. Consistency, reliability, and repeatability are the name of the game. However, we can streamline the process to save us time during video production. You'll learn the step-by-step process of how to light a video in a way that allows for multiple options.
0:00 - Our Studio Setups
1:25 - Lighting Setup 1
4:14 - Lighting Setup 2
8:32 - Green Screen - Lighting Setup 3
11:26 - Why This Is Important
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Beginners, this one is for you! Matt teaches you how to start a podcast from your phone. Whether you're doing a video or audio-only podcast, you'll learn how to get the most out of your smartphone.
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Recording Audio
2:04 - Capturing Video
3:24 - Lighting Your Podcast
5:11 - Key Tips
5:35 - Editing Basics
6:15 - Publishing Your Podcast
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What is a video podcast, and how can you get started? Matt discusses one- and two-person video podcast setups, sharing what gear you'll need, settings you should use, and more.
0:00 - In This Video
0:25 - What Is a Video Podcast?
0:51 - One-Person Podcast Setup
1:50 - Gear for Two-Person Podcast
4:21 - Camera Settings
4:47 - Lighting for Two-Person Podcast
6:24 - If Someone Wears Glasses
7:00 - Set Design
8:24 - Quick Editing Advice
9:19 - Social Media Strategy
11:44 - Final Thoughts
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Ready to take your livestream to the next level? Join Doug as he walks through a professional, broadcast-style multicamera setup featuring the PTZOptics Move 4K.
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - Cameras in Our Setup
1:28 - Signal Flow
2:10 - Network Switch & Joystick
2:59 - Multi-View Screen
3:10 - Ingesting Video
3:36 - Benefits of This Setup
4:02 - Matching Different Cameras
5:41 - How to Stream the Stream
7:01 - NDI
8:08 - The Possibilities
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Stuck in a lighting rut? Join Doug to learn three lighting setups to try for your next film or interview. Using the Godox RS60R and KNOWLED MS60R lights, he'll light a cinematic scene, an eerie scene, and a practical interview.
0:00 - Today's Video Shoot
1:03 - Lighting Setup 1
9:49 - Scene 1
10:30 - Lighting Setup 2
13:24 - Scene 2
13:52 - Lighting Setup 3
18:28 - Final Thoughts
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Tyler Edwards shares five tips on how to film an interview. You'll learn his interview lighting techniques, his camera placement, and audio tips too.
0:00 Intro
0:11 Key Light
0:44 Background Light
1:44 Camera Position
2:41 Clean & Clear Audio
3:29 Timecode
4:16 More from Tyler
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Digital creator Told by Nick shares five techniques that will level up your top-down video.
0:00 Intro
0:15 Focus Area
0:38 Flat Lay
1:07 Lighting
1:58 Focal Length & Aperture
2:37 Lens Breathing