Production

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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Lighting for Video: Color Correction Gels

Julie Babcock - August 05th, 2011

When lighting for video there are many different factors to consider. The quantity and placement of lights are usually the first things that come to mind, however, paying attention to light temperature is equally important if you want your lighting to look professional.
Sony HVR-Z7U - Shooting like the Pros for the Creative Filmmaker

Jennifer O'Rourke - August 04th, 2011

Independent filmmaking involved creativity and art over technology and expense. Tips for shooting Like the pros for the creative filmmaker using the Sony-Z7U
Planning and Placing Lights for a Studio

To get the most out of your studio lighting, we'll show you factors to consider when placing lighting gear, such as lamp type, fixture type and room dimensions; to help your scenes look as good as the professional lighting in movies.
Interviewing Your Parents

Anonymous (not verified) - Mon, 08/01/2011 - 12:00am

Imagine talking to your ancestors - the ones who "crossed the water", "traversed a continent", "built a dynasty" to get you where you are today. What would you ask them?
The Art of Low-Key Lighting

Anonymous (not verified) - Mon, 08/01/2011 - 12:00am

Properly lighting a low-key setup will entice your viewers to focus on key points in your scene, and wonder about those dark shadowy areas in the unknown.
Sound FX: Think Outside the Source

Anonymous (not verified) - Mon, 08/01/2011 - 12:00am

When you need some otherworldly sound for your "Out of this World" project, think like Dorothy and you'll find everything you need is in your own backyard - or fridge.
NVIDIA Quadro 4000 Graphics Card and 3D Vision Reviewed

Anonymous (not verified) - Mon, 08/01/2011 - 12:00am

NVIDIA's Quadro 4000 graphics card delivers blistering fast performance - and a pretty amazing 3D experience. Additionally, for another dimension to Blu-ray movie viewing, NVIDIA's 3D Vision produces amazing results, is a lot of fun and is well worth the cost.
Panasonic HDC-SDT750 3D Camcorder Reviewed

Anonymous (not verified) - Mon, 08/01/2011 - 12:00am

Equally great 2D recording can be found for less money but if good quality 3D appeals to you then the HDC-SDT750 from Panasonic is certainly worth a look-see.
3D Field Monitoring

Anonymous (not verified) - Mon, 08/01/2011 - 12:00am

What You Can't See is What You Get
Finding and Setting Up a Studio Space

Studios can save a lot of time in a shooting schedule. In order to set up your own, we'll show you what to consider when choosing a studio space such as size, electricity, and sound so that you can make a studio that not only makes your life easier, but impresses your clients as well.