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Fan Films

by Michael Gomez
The clash of lightsabers, the sting of a Batarang and the next journey of "the One" are only a camcorder away!

Introduction to Video Editing Software

by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr.
For anyone who's ever physically cut film on the splicing block of a Moviola, digital video editing is one of the great technological leaps of our time.

So Many Systems, So Little Time

by Julie Camenisch
What you need to know to choose the editing system that's right for you.

Xtreme it Up!

by Jenny Hanson
Attach a tiny "lipstick cam" to the family dog, and you've got an interesting POV shot that is just one way to go extreme when shooting.

Departments

New Titles

by Morgan Paar

In Box

by Morgan Paar

Your Tips

by Morgan Paar

Quick Focus

by Morgan Paar

Pinnacle Studio 10 | Instant Imagers | OrthoTote

by Charles Fulton
Pinnacle Studio 10 is now based on Liquid. Thematic printed and digital media. OrthoTote is a replacement shoulder pad for your heavy gear bags.

CES Roundup. New Camcorders from Sanyo, Toshiba, Canon, and JVC

by Charles Fulton
Consumer Electronics Show new video equiptment round up. New camcorders coming with more storage and better zooms are on the way.
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March 2006
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Viewfinder: Making Money on Video Investments

by Matthew York
Making Money on Video Investments

Basic Training: Shooting an Interview

by Kyle Cassidy
It might not be 60 Minutes, (more like 15 minutes!) but if you want to make your interviews shine like Ed Bradley's on CBS, read on!

Video 2 Go

by Morgan Paar
With more than 1 million videos being sold on iTunes in less than 20 days after its video launch, video industries prepare for a probable revolution similar to the one that rocked the music world five years ago.

Illuminations: In the Mood

by Jim Stinson
In lighting, the most important aesthetic quality is mood: the feeling communicated by the lighting design.

Video Editing : Saving Time: Editing Tapeless

by Bill Davis
It's about Time... The

Sound Advice: EQ Demystified

by Hal Robertson
Have you ever wished the dialog in your video were a little less muddy? How about that music track that needs a smidgen more zing to make it cut through the mix?

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