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December 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

The Craft of Family History Videos: Making Classics Out of Clutter

by Jeanne Rawlings
We treasure our memories, but we can be easily overwhelmed. Fearlessly dive into your archives and uncap your camera lens for the holidays to create a video that will stand the test of time.

eNews Exclusive: Infrared Videography

by Fernando Garcia
The art of infrared videography can produce an image that is ethereal, timeless and full of light.

eNews Exclusive: Online Video Distribution

by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr.
For most of us, creating and editing a video aren't enough - we want to share it with the world.

Cams!

by John Devcic
Camcorder buying is no simple task. The best way to go about it is to decide what you need the camcorder to do for you.

8 On-the-fly Guerrilla Production Tips

by James Williams
Now more than ever, it's possible for one person to venture into the world and capture great video. By following a few simple guidelines, you too can be an on-the-fly guerrilla filmmaker!

Video Sharing Sites Technical Specifications

by Andrew Burke
Specs of our favorite video sharing sites.

Columns

Viewfinder

by Matthew York
Join Us!

Director's Chair: Planning Your Shoot

by Hal Robertson
There is an old saying in the business world that goes, "Poor prior planning leads to particularly poor programs." This is especially true in the video industry.

Timeline: Ripple-n-Roll, Slip-n-Slide

by Morgan Paar
The basic editing tools are sometimes the most difficult to understand... here's a look at four of the most powerful techniques in your editing software's toolkit.

Sound Advice: The Art of the Remix

by Hal Robertson
DJs aren't the only people who want to blend the music from song to song for the dance floor; anyone can enhance a song with just a little bit of remixing knowledge.

Test Bench

Departments

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O’Rourke
Holiday Gadget Guide for the Guru in You

New Gear

by Charles Fulton
hot off the presses

Zoom In

by Mark Montgomery
Industry News

November 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Blank Media Buyers' Guide

by Brian Peterson
Sure, you can head to online forums or cruise the Internet for reviews, but what you're likely to find will make you even less certain about a right choice.

Video Editing Software

by Michael Fitzer
When someone asks the question "Where should I start?" you might expect the answer to be something as simple as "Start at the beginning." Sounds reasonable. However, when it comes to picking out editing software, it's best to probably start at the end. What does that mean? Read on. It will all become clear in a moment.

Columns

Viewfinder

by Matthew York
Video Sharing Surprise

Basic Training: Zing Your Images

by Kyle Cassidy
Bored by your video camera's limitations? Wish you had a wider lens, longer zoom or could connect your camcorder to a telescope or microscope? Try looking at lens adapters!

Marketing & Distributing Your Video Part 2 - Finding Buyers & Making Money

by Mark Steven Bosko
With more opportunities than ever for videos to achieve true distribution, independent producers are able to find audiences and revenues for their projects that were not available as recently as a year ago.

Illuminations: Lighting Safety

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Setting up, working with and tearing down studio lighting equipment can be some of the most dangerous tasks of your video production.

Tweaks: performance tips

by Charles Fulton
Do you remember the last time you defragmented your hard drives? If you're running Windows, you should... if you haven't defragged in a while, read on.

New Titles

by Morgan Paar
reviews

Video for Educators

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Teaching in today's world is more than the three R's... or computer use, for that fact. Video is now used for school newscasts, to interest kids about history or inspire budding video producers.

Timeline: The Reel Deal

by Morgan Paar
Landing that dream job may come down to less than three minutes - or even thirty seconds - of what you put together in the ever-so-important demo reel.

Sound Advice: Internet Audio Bargains

by Hal Robertson
When it comes to upping the quality of your audio, what's a cash-strapped producer to do? The entry point for any audio hardware or software seems to be around $400.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by The Editors
Readers' letters

Your Tips

by The Editors
Reader Tips

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Topical News

New Gear

by Charles Fulton
hot off the presses

Sony Vegas Pro 8 | Sanyo's Xacti HD1000 | Adobe Premiere Elements 4

by Mark Montgomery
In The News. Sony Vegas Pro 8 is here. Sanyo Xacti HD1000 (1920x1080) camcorder. Apple iMac and iLife '08. Adobe Premiere Elements 4.

Special 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

The Arsenal of Videocracy

by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr.
An Introduction to DVD Hardware and Software

Monitoring Your Video: An HD Monitor Buyer's Guide

by Heath McKnight
Editing Hi Def video without an HD monitor is like editing blind

Unsung Heroes: Camcorder Support Systems

by Brian Peterson
The stars of video production equipment are not tripods, dollies or jibs. That's not their role. They are meant to blend into the background, be sturdy and dependable and never have tantrums on set. Of course, they may be typecast into supporting roles, but replace that sturdy, fluid and dependable friend with a loose lackey, and all of a sudden, everything else doesn't seem to matter.

2007 Turnkey Buyer's Guide

by Brian Peterson
Editing Systems: From SD to HD Ready to Editing

Sound Off! Microphone Buyer's Guide 2007

by Randy Hansen
Audio is one-half of your finished video, yet many people seem to forget that important element. It's time to sound off about microphones.

Spotlight on Camcorders Buyer's Guide

by Heath McKnight
Video cameras are now as much of a fixture in our lives as TV. Here's a look at some features to check out before you buy or upgrade.

Audio Mixers & Software Buyer's Guide

by Hal Robertson
When you move into some serious sound editing, you just might need more robust audio tools than your camcorder and editing software supply. Welcome to the realm of mixer and audio editing software from a pro in the know.

What's in Your Editing Software?

by Teresa Echazabal
There are many types of editing software available in the market today and, with the right editing application, anyone can edit.

Music and SoundFX Libraries Buyer's Guide

by Tony Bruno
Your video is nearly perfect. The lighting is moody, the camera work is stellar and the framing is fantastic. Even your sound is crisp, clear and hiss-free

Storyboarding & Scriptwriting Software Guide & Review

by Tony Bruno
Shoot the plan. We've all said those words. We set up our shot schedules, have our prop lists handy and make sure our talent is well briefed. But none of these tools - essential as they may be - has the visceral impact of a single storyboard panel.

Data Storage Devices

by Charles Fulton
Room to Move

Lighting Buyer's Guide...and there was light.

by Randy Hansen
From the beginning, filmmakers have known the value of good lighting. One of the first movie studios, Thomas Edison's Black Maria, rotated on a turntable so it could follow the sun across the sky for the best light.

Columns

Editor's View

by John Burkhart
Looking for Gear? It's All in Here...

Departments

Save As: Holiday Stocking (Gear Bag) Stuffers!

by Jennifer O'Rourke
12 things You Need [or Think You Want] Under $300

October 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

eNews Exclusive: Alakazam! The Magic Gear Bag of Tricks

by Michael Reff
Just like every good magician has a bag of tricks, so should every great videographer. In previous articles, we've written about The 3 Types of Support: tripods, lights and mics. This is the

eNews Exclusive: Ounces of Prevention, Pounds of Cure: Protecting and Repairing CDs and DVDs

by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr.
Back in the early 1980s, when the world was young, the Internet was still the province of colleges and the Defense Department, and windows were for opening instead of crashing, the compact disc promised a lifetime of musical enjoyment.

Monitor Buyer's Guide

by John Devcic
Purchasing a monitor is no easy task. This buyer's guide is here to help you sift through all of the features and differences so you can make the best choice.

Call For Entries

by Charles Fulton
Fire up the editing systems and get ready to rumble! The 20th Annual Videomaker Short Video Contest is about to commence.

Video Horror Stories

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Something wicked this way comes.

Columns

Viewfinder: Video Helps the World's Poor

by Matthew York
Video Helps the World's Poor

Basic Training: Focus on Focus

by Kyle Cassidy
There's more to getting your camera in focus than meets the eye. But what is focus?

Marketing & Distributing Your Video

by Mark Bosko
Part 1 - Letting the World Know

Take 5

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Having Fun with Swish Pans

Timeline: Archiving Bliss

by Morgan Paar
If you make a video you're proud of, you will undoubtedly need it again someday in the future. Take our word on this.

Sound Advice: Mics for All Occasions

by Hal Robertson
All mics are NOT created equal; you have do your research to find which mic best suits your needs. Let's take a look at a few needs to mic people, places and things.

Test Bench

Departments

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Topical News

Zoom In

by Mark Montgomery
Industry News

September 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

The Cable Conundrum

by Michael Fitzer
Separating the S from the XLR, the USB from the VGA or the DVI and giving you the ABCs on choosing the right cable for the right price.

The Keys To Chromakey:
How To Use A Green Screen

by Ed Driscoll
How to use a Green Screen to create the background you want in your video.

Behind the Lens

by Randy Hansen
With some producers that inspire us.

Call For Entries

by Charles Fulton
Fire up the editing systems and get ready to rumble! The 20th Annual Videomaker Short Video Contest is about to commence.

Columns

Viewfinder: WITNESS

by Matthew York
WITNESS

How to Make a Movie: Low Budget, Big Bang

by Kyle Cassidy
One of the most exciting things that has happened to moviemaking lately is that consumer products have approached the level of professional gear.

10 Steps to the Best Video for Worship

by Hal Robertson
Shooting within the confines of a live event can try the patience of Job. But pulling it off is heavenly joy.

Illuminations: Specialty Lighting

by Robert G Nulph, Ph.D.
Lighting can make or break the mood of your video. If you wish to evoke suspense, tension or romance, then traditional three-point lighting isn't enough.

Jargon

by The Editors
Computer Video Editing Terms

Timeline: Cookin' with Keyframes

by Morgan Paar
Cookin' with Keyframes

Sound Advice: Tune your Room

by Hal Robertson
Tune your Room

Test Bench

Departments

Tech Support

by Mark Montgomery
Your Questions Answered

In Box

by
Reader's Letters

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Topical News

New Gear: hot off the presses

by Charles Fulton
hot off the presses

Adobe Communicator 3 | Final Cut Update | Convert Video Files for Free

by Mark Montgomery
Adobe Visual Communicator 3.Final Cut Studio 2.0.1 Update. Convert Video Files for Free with Movavi in-browser video file converter.

August 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Wedding VideoLand

by Bill Davis
A lighthearted Look at Wedding Video.

Free Video Sharing Sites

by Tony Bruno
Here's a list of top free video sharing sites with descriptions of the services offered. How to uploaded your video and get the word out to the world.

Sound Off! Microphone Buyer's Guide 2007

by Randy Hansen
Guide to selecting the best microphone for your video.

Columns

Viewfinder: Joy and Pain

by Matthew York
Joy and Pain

Basic Training: Nine Digital Cinematography Tips

by Kyle Cassidy
So you know about medium shots, wide shots, closeups and even extreme closeups. But why do your videos still lack that special zing?

Tweaks: Performance tips

by Charles Fulton

State of Imaging

by Heath McKnight
Imaging sensors, the heart of any camera, have evolved quite a bit in recent years.

Director's Chair: Back to Film School

by Robert G. Nulph, Ph.D
Watching films is a classroom in itself, yet you really have to have the right tools to become a critical viewer.

Video Compression for YouTube (ENews Exclusive)

by Tony Bruno
A Step-by-Step Guide

Charity Video

by Brian Schaller
For aspiring video producers, it's always hard to find some interesting subject matter. Are you looking for an audience?

Timeline: Uncommon Exports

by Morgan Paar
From YouTube on the Internet to iPods and cell phones, you can find video everywhere. But getting it TO these devices can be tricky.

Sound Advice: The Music Chopping Block

by Hal Robertson
Cutting out the bad and combining the best ingredients to create a meal go far beyond the flavors of the individual elements. In audio and video, we call this editing.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by the Editors
Readers' letters

Your Tips

by the Editors
Readers' tips

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke

Videomaker Presents Recap

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Having the Best Video Shooting Fun with the Videomaker Editors!

New Gear

by Charles Fulton
Hot off the presses

Zoom In

by Mark Montgomery
Industry News

July 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Audio Mixers & Software Buyer's Guide

by Hal Robertson
When you begin to move into some serious sound editing, you realize you need more robust audio tools than your camcorder and editing software supply. Welcome to the realm of mixer and audio editing software from a pro in the know.

Music and SoundFX Libraries Buyer's Guide

by Tony Bruno
Your video is nearly perfect. The lighting is moody, the camera work is stellar and the framing is fantastic. Even your sound is crisp, clear and hiss-free.

Multicam Shooting

by Robert G. Nulph, Ph.D.
Whether it's shooting a wedding, baseball game, church service or two-person interview, shooting it with more than one camera can be a time-saving and very creative endeavor.

Rev it up! Helmet Cams, Sports Cams

by Mike Stoll
Look, Ma, no hands! Taking your shooting to extreme levels has never been easier, with tinier cameras and easy-to-rig support gear - get ready to launch!

Columns

Viewfinder: Disappointed

by Matthew York
Disappointed

Basic Training: Dive In! The Water's Fine!

by Kyle Cassidy
There's something about water that fascinates us. We're drawn to it, for travel, food, and entertainment.

Illuminations: Casting Shadows

by Robert G. Nulph, Ph.D.
When you think about lighting, you probably think about your lights and where to place them. But what about the shadows?

New Titles

by Morgan Paar

Video Editing: What is Multicam Editing?

by Morgan Paar
Shooting performances or group discussions is difficult using one video camera, but it can be a nightmare with several cameras and without good planning.

Sound Advice: The Microphone of Choice

by Hal Robertson
From handheld to boom, wired to wireless, and battery operated to phantom powered, there's a plethora of mics available, how do you know which mic is the right mic for you?

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by the Editors

Videomaker Presents Recap

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Having The Best Video Shooting Fun with the Videomaker Editors!

New Gear

by Charles Fulton

Zoom In

by Mark Montgomery

June 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Storyboarding and Scriptwriting Software - Guide and Review

by Tony Bruno

Spotlight on Compact Camcorders Buyer's Guide

by Heath McKnight
As the days grow long, vacations begin; it's time to plan for some fun in the sun.

Columns

Viewfinder: Giving Credit

by Matt York
Giving Credit

Basic Training: Super Vacation Videos

by Kyle Cassidy

Director's Chair: Maintaining Continuity

by Dr. Robert Nulph
Even in blockbuster movies, continuity errors happen, and eagle-eyed viewers love to find the mistakes.

Jargon: Camcorder Glossary

by the Editors
Camcorder Glossary

The Right Place at the Right Time

by James Williams

Video Editing : Plan A: B-roll

by Morgan Paar

Sound Advice: It's All in the Mix

by Hal Robertson

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by the Editors

Video Help from Videographers

by the Editors
Our subscribers give advice, and share lessons learned in their videography experience.

Videomaker Presents Recap

by Jennifer O'Rourke

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke

New Gear - hot off the presses

by Charles Fulton

Zoom In - Industry news

by Mark Montgomery

Family Video Help

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Advice on how to make great family videos

May 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Data Storage Devices: Room to Move

by Charles Fulton
A quick overview of storage considerations for video.

All Things HDV Buyer's Guide

by Heath McKnight
Time for our annual HDV issue, and we've broken our buyer's guides into 3 segments: HD & HDV Camcorders, Editing Software and Monitors.

2006 Videomaker/Sony Short Video Contest Winners

by Charles Fulton
Over the course of a couple of months, we received hundreds of great entries for the 2006 Videomaker/Sony Short Video Contest. This was a challenging year to pick winners--the entries just keep getting better and better every year. So let's take a look at this year's winners!

Columns

Viewfinder: Making it Big Time

by Matthew York
Making it Big Time

Videotaping Sporting Events

by Kyle Cassidy
Football, baseball, hockey, tennis. Swimming, cycling, running and lacrosse. Sports shooting is an art unto itself, and every sport has shooting hurdles to jump.

Illuminations: One Light Wonder

by Robert G. Nulph, Ph.D.
Sometimes you only have one available light. Other times, you chose to use one light for effect. It's not what, but how you use it that makes your video shine.

Hangin' with the Oscar Nominees

by Jennifer O'Rourke
A Videomaker Special Report

Producing Your Own Vidcast for Video Sharing
Part 3: Editing and Distribution

by Brian Peterson
In the last two issues we told you how to set up and shoot your vidcast. In part three, we're looking at how to edit and get that vidcast to the masses.

Video Editing : The Right Caliber

by Morgan Paar
You know you have needed one for some time. Well, the time has come. You've gone long enough without that necessary tool for serious content creation: the production monitor.

Sound Advice: Slick Tricks

by Hal Robertson
Don't just edit it, improve it - with slick sound editing tricks to make your audio come alive.

Test Bench

Departments

Vidcast Recap: Videomaker Presents

by Jennifer O'Rourke

New Gear

by Charles Fulton

April 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Using a Car Camera Mount

by Michael Fitzer
Getting Off the Tripod and into the Action with Camera Car Mounts.

Editing Systems 2007 Turnkey Buyer's Guide

by Brian Peterson
From SD to HD - Ready to Edit

Welcome new 64-Bit Overlords

by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr
The migration to the next generation of computer hardware is happening already, albeit somewhat

Understanding Digital Video Architecture

by John Devcic
MPEG-2, DivX, AVCHD: These are just a few of the confusing acronyms of digital video. Let's clear the air a bit

Columns

Viewfinder

by Matthew York
Why are Docs so Compelling?

Basic Training: Shot Lingo

by Kyle Cassidy
Tips to define the shot you want, and the language to create it.

Producing Your Own Vidcast for Video Sharing
Part Two - Production

by Brian Peterson
Podcasting, vidcasting, vodcasting or whatever you call it, the Internet

Tweaks - Performance Tips

by Charles Fulton
Performance Tips

Director's Chair: Directing a Fall

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Physical comedy has been a hallmark of the film industry since the early days of the silent film.

Timeline: Time Control

by Morgan Paar
As editors, we are in control of the time universe. We can stretch it, shorten it, and even change Fate by manipulatiing time.

Sound Advice: Cut the Cord

by Hal Robertson
A good wired microphone is perfect for reliable high quality audio, but sometimes the wires get in the way.

Test Bench

Departments

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke
Videomaker Presents: Vidcasting!

New Gear

by Charles Fulton

2007 New Camcorder Roundup

by Charles Fulton
2007 CES Camcorder Round-Up

March 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

What's in Your Editing Software?

by Teresa Echazabal
There are many types of editing software available in the market today and with the

Animation Software Buyer's Guide

by Tony Bruno
Animation is everywhere. From the flying logos that accompany the opening of a football game to the "did-they-just-say-that?" cartoons on late night cable, animation inundates the airwaves.

The Art of Making a Music Video

by Michael Fitzer
A Comprihensive guide to making a music Video.

Columns

Viewfinder

by Matthew York
How Are We Different?

Basic Training: Stage It!

by Kyle Cassidy
Look, Ma!! I'm famous! The stage exists for one reason:

Producing Your Own Vidcast for Video Sharing
Part One - Planning

by Brian Peterson
Video Sharing with the World. A guide to posting your video online.

Illuminations: Tabletop Lighting

by Robert G. Nulph, Ph.D.
Whether you're shooting a documentary, creating a scrapbook or shooting an object for a commercial - you will find a need for tabletop lighting techniques.

Video Editing : Coloring for Style

by Morgan Paar
Think of your fondest memories: the orange setting sun on your vacation, the green cactus and red earth on your last desert hike, the blue of a loved one's eyes.

Sound Advice: Recording Sound Effects

by Hal Robertson
Movies with true organic sounds, imagined futuristic electronic audio, and even the everyday noises around us, aren't complete without good sound effects.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Videomaker's Editors

Videomaker Presents Recap

by Jennifer O'Rourke

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke

New Gear

by Charles Fulton

Adobe Production Studio for Mac | Red Giant Color Correction | New xvColor

by Mark Montgomery
Adobe Production Studio with Premiere Pro available for Mac. Red Giant Software releases Magic Bullet Colorista. Sony introduces the new xvColor.

February 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The best consumer video production products of 2006, selected by the editors of Videomaker.

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
Videomaker's picks of the best video products of the year.

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Best Products of the Year

by Videomaker Editors
The Objects of Our Affection

Columns

Viewfinder

by Matthew York
Micro Short Videos

Special Effects: 7 Sizzling Cool Camera FXs!

by Kyle Cassidy
Low cost camera tricks to create amazing illusions for your viewers.

Web Based Marketing for Videographers

by Roger Wyatt

Director's Chair: Screen Direction

by Robert G. Nulph, Ph.D
Screen direction is perhaps one of the most confusing yet easily remedied problems in directing a video production.

Jargon

by Videomaker Editors
Lighting Terms

Moving Performances

by Jim Stinson
Learn how to set the stage so that your subjects behave naturally in front of the camera.

Video Editing : A Titillating Tickler on Titling

by Morgan Paar
Quick, open your titler, choose a trendy font and color, then type some words and position it on the screen; done. But there is more, much more, to titles than this.

Sound Advice: Room Without a View

by Hal Robertson
Anyone who has ever struggled to record a clean voice over appreciates the importance of a dedicated recording space.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Videomaker Editors

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke

New Gear

by Charles Fulton

New 60p JVC GY-HD200 | Record HD on Standard DVD-R | Blu-ray Compression.

by Mark Montgomery
JVC GY-HD200 Goes 60p with 720/60p format. Playback and recording HD DVD content on standard DVD-R. Sorenson Squeeze 4.5 with video compression for Blu-ray.

January 2007 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

CCD Technology

by Michael Fitzer
What in the heck is a CCD and why do I want it in my video camera anyway? Read below for a short explanation of CCD technology and just how it pertains to you.

The Business of the Video Production Company

by Alan Naumann
A 5-point plan to get your Video Production Company off the ground and flying high.

The Arsenal of Videocracy

by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr
An Introduction to DVD Hardware and Software.

Starting a Videography Business (pt 2)

by Alan Naumann
Step by step guide for getting into the videography business.

Columns

Viewfinder

by Matthew York
Excessive Handiness

Basic Training: Looking for Light

by Kyle Cassidy
Shooting in a low light setting is more than just turning down the lights or opening your camcorder's aperture. You can't take low light shooting lightly.

Camcorder lighting: On-Camera Lights

by Robert Nulph
Whether you're trying to improve an otherwise impossibly dark shot or add a little pop to an adequately lit scene, an on-camera light is a critical tool.

Prevent Video Equipment Theft

by Brian Peterson
How not to be a target for people stealing your gear.

What's Legal

by Mark Levy
As video producers, we're often gifted with an intimate look at people, places and events in the world around us... but we're surrounded by legal time-bombs waiting to blow our video apart.

Lighting Buyer's Guide

by Randy Hansen
...and there was light.

Video Editing : Format King

by Morgan Paar
In attics, basements and closets everywhere, there are piles of tapes waiting for the ambitious video editor to give them new life.

Sound Advice

by Hal Robertson
Learning to Listen

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Staff

Quick Focus

by Jennifer O'Rourke

New Gear

by Charles Fulton

Video News

by Mark Montgomery
Video industry news. Adobe Creates Soundbooth.Primera Bravo SE Blu Update. Adobe Purchases Serious Magic
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