Audio and Video Equipment

• Hardware
• Software

Articles

• Using an Audio Monitor for Video
  July, 2009
  by Christopher R. Ducas
  An Audio monitor will help take you from amateur to professional videographer. Audio quality is often a difference between amateur and professional videos.
• Organizing your Workspace on a Budget
  June, 2012
  by Peter Zunitch
  When business is slow use your down time wisely. It might be your only opportunity to get your workspace organized.
• New Gear: SteadePod, LitePanels, SmallHD, VeriCorder, Sony
  September, 2010
  by Derek Sine
  The gear you gotta have - The craft of making video takes a lot of stuff. This page is set to bring you the newest latest pieces of video support tools we find.
• Build a Guerilla Sound Booth
  July, 2010
  by Hal Robertson
  One thing that is absolute in video production: whether you're a hobbyist or a pro - the audience might accept weak video, but will not forgive poor audio.
• Get Full Exposure Control with New Canon SLR
  December, 2009
  by Charles Fulton
  Canon's EOS 7D, Adobe's Premiere Elements/Photoshop Elements, Creative Vado HD
• Verbatim's TUFF-'N'-TINY is Amazingly Thin
  November, 2009
  by Charles Fulton
  Verbatim's TUFF-'N'-TINY, CBL Lens, Aleratec Copy Cruiser

Streaming Videos

• Tutorials - Choosing the Best Lighting Equipment for Your Documentary
  April, 2011
  Good lighting defines the difference between great looking footage and poorly made home movies. Knowing the lighting technology and gear, such as fixture…
• Tutorials - Finding the Best Microphones to Capture Audio for Documentaries
  March, 2011
  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…
• Tutorials - Finding the Best Video Camera to Shoot a Documentary
  March, 2011
  With thousands of camcorders to choose from, finding the one most suitable for your project can be frustrating. To help you sift through the hype, we'll look…
• Tutorials - Tripods, Dollies, and Other Essential Accessories for Documentary Shoots
  April, 2011
  Though shooting, audio, and lighting gear are incredibly important, they're not the only items that make make your documentary look great. That's why we'll go…
• Tutorials - Dollies, Pans and Other Types of Camera Movement
  January, 2011
  There is all sorts of fun equipment that can help you move the camera. Tools like dollies, stabilizers, and boom arms have been giving us unique perspectives…
• Tutorials - Best Practices for Using a Tripod to Stabilize your Shots.
  July, 2010
  How to set-up a tripod to capture professional level video. Learn the step-by-step process for setting up and stabilizing your tripod.

User Submitted Videos

• Intro to Final Draft and Celtx
  December, 2010
  by
  This video is an introduction to two types of screenwriting software; Final Draft and Celtx.
• How To Import From Word to Final Draft 7
  December, 2010
  by
  How to import your screenplay from a Word document to Final Draft 7