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• 10 Steps to the Best Video for Worship
  September, 2007
  by Hal Robertson
  Shooting within the confines of a live event can try the patience of Job. But pulling it off is heavenly joy.
• Video Editing : Plan A: B-roll
  June, 2007
  by Morgan Paar
• Quick Focus
  June, 2007
  by Jennifer O'Rourke
• Family Video Help
  June, 2007
  by Jennifer O'Rourke
  Some tips to help you enjoy the fun that you usually only experience after viewing the tapes. It's June; you know what that means: weddings, graduation,…
• Basic Training: Stage It!
  March, 2007
  by Kyle Cassidy
  Look, Ma!! I'm famous! The stage exists for one reason:
• 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…
• Light Source: The Wedding (Not) in the Woods: Part 2
  October, 2004
  by Jim Stinson
  FROM: gaffertom@barndoor.com TO: goldilocks@beanbagstate.edu SUBJECT: Flower children wedding plan B
• 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.
• Take 5: 5 Considerations for Event Video
  May, 2003
  by Chuck Peters
  5 Considerations for Event Video
• Videography 101: Videotaping Live Events.
  March, 2003
  by Chuck Peters
  Switch to a second camera set on a safe shot with a standalone switcher.
• Video for Worship
  January, 2003
  by Hal Robertson
  A guide to help you prepare and present practical, powerful and appropriate productions.
• Wedding Videos: 8 Tips for Success
  October, 2002
  by Melinda Thibodaux
  Before you say
• 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.
• The Wedding Biz
  June, 2008
  by Brent Holland
  A guide to starting a wedding video business.
• Wedding VideoLand
  August, 2007
  by Bill Davis
  A lighthearted Look at Wedding Video.
• Videotaping Sporting Events
  May, 2007
  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&hell…
• A Complete Guide to Shooting Wedding Video
  July, 2006
  by Brian Schaller
  It's not just the newlyweds making wedding promises. Before you say
• Recording Special Events
  January, 2006
  by Randal K. West
  Shoot it right the first time for a lifetime of memories.
• Home Video Hints: Shoot to Show
  June, 2004
  by Michael Fitzer
  Tips for in-camera editing.
• In Box
  February, 2003
  by Charles Fulton
• In Box
  August, 2008
  by The Editors
  readers' letters
• Getting Started: Sideline Video: Shooting Sports
  December, 1996
  by Jim Stinson
  Videotaping sports events can be just as challenging as the games themselves. Here's a few hints to help you hit a home run with your viewers.
• Magic Memories: A Guide to Shooting Reunions
  September, 1995
  by Jim Stinson
  Whether you're a wedding videomaker looking for new markets or a video hobbyist with a high school reunion coming up, you'll find that these events are prime…
• Camera Work: Learn from the Pros
  July, 1995
  by Jim Stinson
  Learn from the Pros
• In Box
  April, 1997
  by Donald Keller
• Video Alfresco: A Guide to Easy Outdoor Shooting
  June, 1997
  by Bruce Barrett
  Neither sun, nor surf, nor wind, nor rain will spoil your videomaking excursions after you read these helpful pointers.
• Special Occasions: Capturing That Special Event
  October, 1997
  by Carolyn Miller
  It doesn't take a closet full of expensive video equipment to produce satisfying results. The most important components - thorough preparation and a well…
• Book and Tape Reviews
  January, 1998
  by Karen Director
  The Facts and Results, Non-Linear Broadcast Video for Under $10,000!Wedding Videography for Ding DongsCross-Cultural Filmmaking
• In Box
  February, 1998
  by Karen Director
• Graduation Day
  June, 1998
  by Julie DeForest
  It's the official rite of passage for American teens--high school graduation--and parents want that moment captured on tape. By using our storyboard and…