Countryman B6 Lavalier Reviewed
Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 04/01/2011 - 12:00am
The Countryman B6 belongs in any video shooter's audio kit. The question isn't why do you need one, it's why don't you have one yet?
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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3M Shoot 'n Share CP40 Camcorder and Projector Reviewed
Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 04/01/2011 - 12:00am
If you want truly great HD video, look elsewhere; but if average video capture, built-in projection capabilities and massive coolness appeal to you then check out the Shoot 'n Share CP40. -
Camera Lens Adaptors and Filters Buyer's Guide
Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 04/01/2011 - 12:00am
Filters are an important accessory for every camera operator and digital filmmaker. Not only do they help correct the image, such as color balance, neutral density and contrast reduction, they can also be used creatively via special effect filters. -
Videomaker's Audio for Video Webinar: Capture Better Audio
Julie Babcock - March 31st, 2011
Good audio is invaluable to the process of making a video. In fact, it has been said that people will sit through a bad video much longer than they will tolerate a video with bad audio. However, audio is often... -
Green Screen Lighting: Tips for a Better Chroma Key
Julie Babcock - March 29th, 2011
Using green screens in your video productions can allow you to create realistic effects that would otherwise be impossible. However, in order to maximize the realism of these effects proper green screen lighting is required for a better chroma key. Uneven lighting will make it difficult to key out the green screen in post production, resulting in an effect that falls short of being believable. -
Finding the Best Microphones to Capture Audio for Documentaries
A good audio kit includes more than a microphone. The best kit will have a good field mixer, external capture device, headphones, and cables and adapters. Besides the gear, you'll learn about mic features such as pickup pattern, frequency response, wireless capabilities and design, so you can design the best audio kit that you can afford. -
Bloom offers Prizes for Donations in Japanese Relief Efforts
Jennifer O'Rourke - March 25th, 2011
Director Philip Bloom offers producers a chance to win video gear prizes if they help the Japan Relief efforts. -
Upcoming Videomaker Webinar: Green Screen & Special Effects
Julie Babcock - March 24th, 2011
One of the greatest things about making movies is being able to create any reality you choose. With the aid of green screens and special effects, even the most impossible scenarios can be a believable part of your video. Videomaker's Green Screen and Special Effects Webinar will teach you how to make the most of green screen and special effects illusion techniques -
Wedding Videography: Storytelling
Julie Babcock - March 23rd, 2011
Every video tells a story. Wedding videos, in particular, tell the story of two people choosing to spend the rest of their days with one another. With a plot like this, the potential for telling a great story is in your favor. -
Hands-on With Sony's NXCAM Super 35mm Camcorder, the NEX FS-100
Julie Babcock - March 22nd, 2011
In case you haven't heard it through the rumor mills already, Videomaker got their hands on Sony's NXCAM Super 35 mm for a first look. This is Sony's first prosumer camcorder offering that has a Super 35 mm sensor. This little sister to Sony's own recently released F3, will cost around $6,500 (that's with a lens) and will accept virtually every kind of lens you can think of.
