Filmmaking is an art form that combines storytelling with technical skills. At the heart of this art form is the camera. If you don’t know how to use a camera, then gaining filmmaking skills will be nearly impossible.
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The best camera for beginners depends on whether you’re primarily interested in photography, video, or equally interested in both.
What is a pancake lens? A pancake lens is a type of camera lens that’s extremely slim and compact. OK, but are they any good!?
Imagine that you’re filmmaking a chess game. Your master shot would be a wide shot from the side where you shot the entire chess game from start to finish.
When you’re an aspiring filmmaker, the thought of turning your dream into a reality can seem nearly impossible.
To make your films and videos more cinematic, you need to use simple and low-cost filmmaking techniques.
In this article, I’m going to help you avoid the biggest filmmaking mistakes that make low-budget and zero-budget movies look cheap.
If you’re making a movie or just finished post, you need to know how to market your finished film.
Time to write a logline and tackle that screenplay? Here’s a foolproof method to write a logline.
If you sometimes worry that you might lose all your footage, then read this post and create your backup system!
FACT: you don't need fancy gear to get started with filmmaking. But you do need some basics. This guide and checklist will walk you through the simple gear that you need to start filmmaking. If this is the year YOU become a filmmaker, then this is for you.
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