Genre Articles (Page 3)

• Action
• Comedy
• Documentary
• Drama
• Event
• Instructional

• It's All in the Approach: Creative Approaches for Video Productions
  March, 2001
  by Jim Stinson
  There are a variety of ways to format your videos. Documentary, interview, expert presenter and full script are some options to consider for your next…
• Home Inventory Video: Shoot! Before Disaster Strikes
  June, 2001
  by Michael Handler
  Making a home inventory video will aid in the recovery of your possessions in case of a disaster
• Home Video Hints: Ten Tips for Great Travel Video
  June, 2001
  by Jim Stinson
  Be prepared: how to take inventory of your home before disaster strikes.
• Teaching with Video
  October, 2001
  by Jim Stinson
  Take a look at some of the ways imaginative instructors use video in the classroom.
• Sports Video for Fun or Profit
  September, 2001
  by John Davis
  There are many reasons to shoot sports; here are a handful to help you get started.
• Home Video Hints: Video for the Ho-Ho-Holidays
  December, 2001
  by Jim Stinson
  We have some tips and ideas to improve your inevitable assortment of holiday video clips.
• Home Video Hints: A Videographer's Family Vacation
  June, 2002
  by Jim Stinson
  Make sure you have all the mobile video equipment you need when you head out on the road.
• Video Genres
  June, 2002
  by Jim Stinson
  Program types and why they matter.
• 2001 Videomaker/Panasonic Video Contest Winners
  April, 2002
  by Alan Sheckter
  Our readers sent us their best work. Here are our favorites.
• Wedding Videos: 8 Tips for Success
  October, 2002
  by Melinda Thibodaux
  Before you say
• Home Video Hints: Planning Production: Part I
  January, 2003
  by Jim Stinson
  Even productions for the home hobbyist can benefit from pre-production planning.
• Video for Worship
  January, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  A guide to help you prepare and present practical, powerful and appropriate productions.
• Videography 101: Videotaping Live Events.
  March, 2003
  by Chuck Peters
  Switch to a second camera set on a safe shot with a standalone switcher.
• In Box
  February, 2003
  by Charles Fulton
• Take 5: 5 Considerations for Event Video
  May, 2003
  by Chuck Peters
  5 Considerations for Event Video
• Secrets of Video Training: We Betray the Instructional Designer's Guild
  July, 2003
  by Jim Stinson
  Developing a training video is a straightforward process--if you know the techniques of professional instructional designers.
• YesVideo Service Now Available at Walgreens
  January, 2004
  by Charles Fulton
  Quick Focus
• Using Camera Angles Like a Pro
  December, 2003
  by Jim Stinson
  In quality videos, camera angles enhance the style of the program
• Kindergarten Yearbook Videos
  September, 2004
  by George F. Young
  A little planning, your expertise and your camera can turn into a career or at least a little cash when you create a video yearbook.
• Learn Underwater Shooting at H2videO School
  March, 2004
  by Charles Fulton
  Quick Focus
• Intro to Genres
  September, 2005
  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.
• Home Video Hints: Shoot to Show
  June, 2004
  by Michael Fitzer
  Tips for in-camera editing.
• Light Source: The Wedding in the Woods - Part 1
  September, 2004
  by Jim Stinson
  The best-laid plans of mice and men gang aft agley.
• The Wedding (Not) in the Woods: Part 2
  October, 2004
  by Jim Stinson
  FROM: gaffertom@barndoor.com TO: goldilocks@beanbagstate.eduSUBJECT: Flower children wedding plan B
• A Complete Guide to Shooting Wedding Video
  July, 2006
  by Brian Schaller
  It's not just the newlyweds making wedding promises. Before you say
• Home Video Hints: Holiday Videos that Rock!
  December, 2004
  by Jim Stinson
  A quick and easy recipe for capturing family memories.
• Video Editing : Family Time: Cutting the Album
  May, 2005
  by Bill Davis
  Leave the emotions at the door, and let the long shots fall to the edit room floor, and you'll create a family album masterpiece that even strangers will admire.
• Shaking the Money Tree Helps Video Makers Find Funds
  March, 2006
  by Morgan Paar
  New Titles
• Recording Special Events
  January, 2006
  by Randal K. West
  Shoot it right the first time for a lifetime of memories.
• How to Make a Documentary - Part 1
  April, 2006
  by Randal K. West
  Few other communication forms have the power to reveal a unique perspective, capture imagination and even motivate change. In this 3-part series on how to make…