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Art design adds to the overall feel of your video by focusing on the set, costumes, props, make-up and hair. If executed correctly, the subject will look more flattering on camera, and you will be able to avoid problems caused by bright colors or loud patterns.

Sub-categories

  1. Costumes
  2. Hair and Make-up
  3. Props
  4. Set Design
  5. Sets

Art

  • Weird Weddings Challenge Even Pro Videographers

    mikerosen - February 09th, 2012

    Weird Weddings Challenge Even Pro Videographers

    A wedding videographer is always conscious that a couple's wedding is one of the most important days in their lives, so he knows that they will choose a form and venue with a special meaning for them. Some couples hold them in unusual locations -- not just in parks or gardens, but even stores like T.J Maxx or Whole Foods Market.

  • We're Living in a Golden Age of Video Production

    Jennifer O'Rourke - February 06th, 2012

    We're Living in a Golden Age of Video Production
    We live in an age were most every family in America owns a video camera and editing software, even if they never sought out either. Anyone with an internet connection can put their video online where it can be seen by everyone on the planet. The web has given anyone who wants it, access to far more information than any film school alone can provide. The world of video production has entered a golden age. There are no more excuses not to pursue whatever goals you hope to achieve with video.

  • Cold to the Touch Screen

    Jackson Wong - December 13th, 2011

    Cold to the Touch Screen
    Whether it is your smartphone or a camcorder menu, gloves with conductive metal thread in the tips will ward off numbness - keeping your touch screen useful.

  • Make Professional Grade Video the First Time You Pick Up a Camera

    mikerosen - October 25th, 2011

    Make Professional Grade Video the First Time You Pick Up a Camera

    What if you could make professional grade video the first time you picked up a camera? Videomaker's new free report "8 Tips for a Stellar First Video" will show you how to become a better videographer on your first shoot. Maybe you've wanted to make video for a while; maybe you just caught the video bug recently. Either way, something's holding you back maybe you're worried that any video you make will look amateurish next to those made by long-time video enthusiasts.

  • Finding Distribution for your Documentary

    Julie Babcock - March 16th, 2011

    Finding Distribution for your Documentary
    Distribution is the key to getting your completed documentary off of your shelf and into the lives of the viewing audience. That was the whole point of making a documentary in the first place, wasn't it; to share the experience with the world? There are many avenues you can take...

  • Green Screen Directing

    Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 03/01/2011 - 12:00am

    Green Screen Directing
    Anyone who desires to direct a Hollywood-like movie on an independent budget can do so, now that green screen technology has become easier to produce.

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