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Production is the filming stage of your shoot which includes cinematography, audio and lights, as well as directing, art and effects. The following articles will help you in your search for proper equipment and new techniques which will make your video look more professional.

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  1. Art
  2. Audio
  3. Cinematography
  4. Directing
  5. Effects
  6. Stunts

Production

  • Breaking the Rules

    Jordan Claverie - Wed, 07/10/2013 - 9:41am

    There’s the rule of thirds, rule of odds, the 180-degree rule, stay in focus, do matched action edits, move in - don’t zoom in; and the list goes on and on. Sometimes, however, it’s OK to break the rules, so long as you know what you know, what they are and why you’re breaking them.

  • Surround Sound Part 2: Getting the Mix

    Jordan Claverie - Wed, 07/10/2013 - 9:01am

    close up shots of two large high-end audio speakers
    Surround sound is the next evolution for media creators. While movies are the obvious choice for a surround mix, TV, videogames and even online content can supply a similar experience.

  • Creating Foley Sound to Polish Your Audio Mix

    Foley artist using sweatshirt near mic to create sound

    Adding great audio to your video is an easy way to raise your production value. Foley sound brings details into your mix to make your video sound more professional. We show you how to create footsteps, clothing rustle, breathing, and unique barn door sounds. With some ordinary items as props, you can create some extraordinary sound for your next project.

  • Zoom Reveals the H6 Advanced Portable Recorder

    Luis Maymi - June 17th, 2013

    Zoom H6
    Many of Videomaker’s forum members use the Zoom H2 in their productions with great success, but now their will be pleased to know that Zoom will be introducing a new addition to their portable recorders, the Zoom H6.

  • JVC GC-PX100 Test Footage

    still frame from jvc gc px100 test footage with flowers

    We took the JVC GC-PX100 into various shooting environments to test its high-speed frame rates, autofocus, detail, moire, rolling shutter, low light capabilities, dynamic range, color, saturation, and image stablization.

  • Low-light Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera Footage Now Online

    Mike Wilhelm - June 06th, 2013

    Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera Hand Held
    Blackmagic beta tester, John Brawley, is back with more footage from the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera. This time, John took the Blackmagic out on a rainy night in Sydney, Australia. The footage was shot at 800 and 1600 ISO with a variety of lenses. The results are stunning.

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