A “Cinematic” mode is a feature found on high-end smartphones that allows users to capture professional-looking photos and videos. However what many people don’t realize is that this effect can be created on any smartphone, regardless of its technical specifications. The difference is that you have to step in and control what is happening rather […]
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Understanding the Difference Between A-Roll and B-Roll
As a filmmaker or video creator, you probably know that filmmaking is an art that has constantly evolved over the years. From the earliest days of the medium to the present, filmmakers and now video creators have always sought to push the boundaries and find new ways to tell their stories. One concept that has […]
A Location Sound Primer for Camera Ops, Videographers And DPs – HDVP
If you are a camera operator, a videographer or a person who works with sound it’s important to recognize just how important the location of the sound is to the recording. For this reason, it’s best to hire a pro sound mixer because they understand the physics of sound and can solve any problems you […]
Wide Shot: Everything You Need to Know – NFI
When all characters in the shot you are making are within frame and the full setting of the shot is shown completely, you are taking what is known as a wide, full or long shot. The purpose of this shot is to provide the full context of the scene and to state to the viewer […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Creating Instructional Videos
Business author and consultant Jonathan Halls believes a successful instructional video is one that makes the viewer confident enough to put the information to use. This requires asking yourself what the learner needs to do and know. Creating a storyboard and script ahead of time for any tutorial video is recommended. In addition, a “responsibility […]