To Buy or Not to Buy Video Equipment
mhageman - Wed, 12/05/2012 - 8:00am
Pre-production is the planning stage of your shoot, and occurs before the camera starts rolling. By creating storyboards, scouting locations, and figuring out the budget ahead of time, your production will be free of unnecessary worry.
mhageman - Wed, 12/05/2012 - 8:00am
Jennifer O'Rourke - November 30th, 2012
As Old Man Winter lowers his cold frosty mantle upon the earth, creating dark chilly nights and crisp wintry days, many video producers think of hanging up their gear until Spring returns. But from shots exploiting winter's lovely light reflection to the striking colors of the magic hour, the dead of winter can be an enlightening time to shoot creative scenes of beauty, peace or desolation.
Jackson Wong - November 27th, 2012
Camera, check. Battery, check. AC power, check. Recording media, check. For the final thing, read on.
Jackson Wong - November 20th, 2012
Getting low camera angles is one sure way to engage your viewers. Using those low angles in an effective story can be a challenge, so we're bringing you 7 tips for shooting low camera angles, hopefully they'll get your brain working toward even more creative uses. In no particular order here are some ways to use your camera with very little clearance above a solid surface.
Jennifer O'Rourke - November 16th, 2012
As a video producer you might not find your specialized gear at your corner electronics store, so you find yourself shopping online.
Jackson Wong - October 23rd, 2012
Grab your camera and go! That's what many of us think when it's time to shoot. But take a step back and think - would it have been better to get your camcorder? or something else? What do we actually mean when we say camera and camcorder?
mhageman - Thu, 10/18/2012 - 12:19pm
mikerosen - October 11th, 2012
The HP Elitebook laptop sweepstakes concluded last week. We received over 1000 entrants, so it took a little while to find a hat big enough to put all the names into! The winner receives an H Elitebook Laptop with Intel Core i7 2.30GHz, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, NVIDIA Quadro 5010M, 17.3" Display, and Windows 7 Professional. It's one of the most powerful video editing computers available, so there's no surprise that there were definitely a lot of people vying for this prize.
But we're happy to say that today we're finally able to announce the winner. Are you ready?
Now that you've assembled all the information into a clear message and have the script together, it's time to take it apart. In this segment, we discuss breaking down your script, creating a shot list and story board, assembling the resources for the shoot.
Go ahead... ask. “Why do all the work of putting it together, just to take it apart?” The answer is simple. Pre-production.
Anonymous (not verified) - Mon, 10/01/2012 - 12:00am
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