How to Format a Screenplay for Video
mikerosen - August 30th, 2012
How to Format a Screenplay for Video
Set Design
Set Design
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Making a Monster Movie with Homemade Gear
mikerosen - August 16th, 2012
Trying to shoot video without any gear can be a nightmare. The last time I tried it is when I was 13 -- and there's reason that I haven't tried it since! My parents had bought their first camcorder and, after they got bored with shooting a few birthdays and holiday gatherings, they let us kids play around with it. -
Genre Movies Inspire Video Enthusiasts to Create
mikerosen - August 02nd, 2012
We may become documentarians, wedding videographers, broadcast cameramen or indie filmmakers, but one thing holds true for almost everyone who works in the medium of video: We first became intrigued by moving pictures from watching Hollywood genre movies as kids. And no wonder! -
Learn how to use new Digital Cinema Cameras in a Free Report from Videomaker
mikerosen - July 19th, 2012
How can the new digital cinema cameras help the independent filmmaker or solo videographer enhance their business?
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Video: The Great Equalizer
mikerosen - July 06th, 2012
My grandfather didn't work in video; he was a writer, but he had one useful piece of advice that can apply to anyone working in any creative field. He used to tell me about his student years at the New School for Social Research in New York, how so many of his fellow students spent their time hanging out in coffee houses and talking about the great American novel that they were going to write someday.
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VM Reader Learns Importance of Audio in Cooking Show Experience
mikerosen - June 28th, 2012
Time and again, we've warned readers about the importance of audio in video. Audiences will tolerate -- some may even expect -- imperfections in a video's visuals, but they absolutely will not stand for poor quality audio. Tinny or muffled sound instantly breaks our suspension of disbelief; it can make it difficult to follow the storyline or really connect with the characters.
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Direct the Soundlazer and You Will Master the Sound
Jackson Wong - June 26th, 2012
If you didn't take a stroll on Kickstarter recently and hear about the Soundlazer, maybe that's because this speaker wasn't pointing at you. -
Can You Catch Ghosts on Video?
mikerosen - June 21st, 2012
We're all curious about the strange, the unexplained, the unknown... Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, you have to admit that there's something fascinating about the thought that there might be things in this world beyond mortal ken. That's why so many people have dedicated themselves to cataloging and investigating strange phenomena like ghosts and spirits.
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Web Video Series Highlights Undiscovered Artists, Musicians
mikerosen - June 07th, 2012
Videomaker readers are always a creative bunch, but one has decided to use his video skills to highlight other people's creativity. Larry Williams II has started a web series that seeks to highlight interesting undiscovered artists.
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Fair Trade Connection Shares Stories of Global Workers with Video
mikerosen - May 31st, 2012
It's always exciting when we see someone using their video skills to help improve the world. We've long seen the potential for video to change the world, from its role in democratizing news gathering to its use as a classroom aid for education.
