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by Matthew York
The Word Film
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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.
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by Matthew York
Why Are You Compelled To Create?
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by Jennifer O'Rourke
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by Matthew York
What Happens when Someone Watches Your Video?
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by Bill Davis
Video has come a long way, baby, but its history is a short one. We’ve got ten fun facts you might not know about video.
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by Matthew York
Video is a powerful communications tool that requires more discipline than meets the eye.
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by Charles Fulton
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by Brian Peterson
Getting the Most Out of Your Actors or Subjects
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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.
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by Matthew York
Joy and Pain
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by Michael Gomez
The clash of lightsabers, the sting of a Batarang and the next journey of "the One" are only a camcorder away!
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by Matthew York
How are TV and Video Different?
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by Morgan Paar
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by Morgan Paar
If you see visions of your first Indie Film, or you're just having fun with the kids, making movies can be fun. Whether it's a Thriller, a Western, a Comedy or a Romance, they all have one thing in common: they follow a specific Genre.
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by Charles Fulton
The camcorder that works for you might not be what works for someone else. What do you really need?
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by Hal Robertson
Understanding the language of digital audio.
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by Robert G. Nulph, Ph.D.
Documentaries are about real people in real places doing real things. Documentaries were the first films ever made.
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by The Editors
Reader's Letter
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by Matthew York
Video Helps the World's Poor