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Feature Stories

48 Hour Film Challenge

by Tad Rose
If you haven't heard, there's a new video contest coming to a town near you. It's called the 48-Hour Film Project.

Tripods in a Supporting Role

by Teresa Echazabal
Choosing the right tripod doesn't have to be a shaky experience. Follow these simple guidelines and you will be on your way to a smoother, more professional-looking video presentation.

Out of the Box, Into the Edit

by Pat Bailey
Understanding the advantages and limitations of turnkey editing systems.

2005 Videomaker/Digital Juice Short Video Contest Call for Entries

by Charles Fulton
It's time for the 19th Annual Videomaker/Digital Juice Short Video Contest. Take a chance--put your video skills on the line, and you might just win some great video tools.

Departments

New Titles

by Jim Stinson
DVD Authoring with Adobe Encore DVD
  • Total Training: Adobe Premiere Pro, Set 1
  • MyDVD 5 for Windows

Quick Focus

by Morgan Paar

Video Equipment

by Charles Fulton
Hot new products for the videographer.

Video News

by Morgan Paar
Video industry news. Blu-ray is on the Way. Disposable Camcorders?
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August 2005
Table of Contents

Columns

Viewfinder: How do You Feel about Making Video?

by Matthew York
How do You Feel about Making Video?

Basic Training: Shooting the Four Seasons

by Randy Hansen
"Neither Rain nor Sleet nor Dark of Night..." will keep the dedicated videographer from capturing the essence of the seasons... and you can too, with these tips from the pros.

Illuminations: On-Camera Lighting

by Jim Stinson
Lights mounted on camcorders are fairly crude and often frustrating; but there are times when you just gotta have 'em.

Video Editing : Make Room for Data

by Bill Davis
How to sequence files, audio files, graphics, and all manner of other digital work files populating your virtual folders or scattered around your desktop.

Sound Advice: A Little Balance

by Hal Robertson
A quick overview of the differences between balanced and unbalanced audio, along with the benefits of using balanced audio.

Test Bench

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