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September, 2005
by Randy Hansen
"Shoot to Show" and "Shoot to Edit" are two different styles requiring different methods of planning. No one knows these techniques better than a run-and-gun News Photographer.
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June, 2005
by Jim Stinson
Planning for post-production will re-focus your vision of the program you want and then help you create it with the material you've got.
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February, 2005
by Bill Davis
When random pictures come together to create a single compelling collection.
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June, 1997
by Paul Sneed
On January 25, 1997, representatives from six of the leading nonlinear editing companies joined the Nonlinear Editing Panel at the Videomaker Expo.
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September, 1999
by Matthew York
Use music to move your viewers' emotions.
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October, 1999
by Matthew York
Nonlinear editing the fun and easy way.
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July, 2003
by Brian Peterson
The world of transitions speaks a language we all understand--whether you realize it or not.
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October, 2003
by Stephen Muratore
"Beauty from order springs."--William King, Art of Cookery
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December, 2003
by Bill Davis
Understanding the hidden meanings of transition effects.
Basic Training: Shoot to Show or to Edit
Edit The Plan: Part 3 of Production Planning
Video Editing : Tips for Editing Montages
Viewfinder: The Montage of Emotions
Viewfinder: The Easiest Way to Edit Video
Home Video Hints: Watch Your Language!
Editing: Get Organized!
Editing: What Did You Say?