Beginner

Shooting in a studio has its advantages: your gear is close, charged and safe. But what if you have to get into the nitty gritty grunge look of an old abandoned auto shop?

TV and movies aren't reality, regardless of what they tell you. Enhanced reality might be a little closer to the truth, or not.

The Manfrotto MVK502AM tripod system is a great bang for your buck, offering smooth fluid head operation and can be used on wide range of cameras.

If you want your work to look more like the shots you see on TV, you need to shoot rock-solid steady footage.

Editing HD footage for SD output and delivery may not be the most common job in town, but if a job lands on your desk to do just that it’s better going in well-equipped to take on the challenge.

There are many jobs in the video and film industry that require years of on-set experience or working as an apprentice. For aspiring videographers, the initial job search can be discouraging. Your desire to make movies is present, but your real-world experience is lacking. Fortunately, there is a simple solution: find an entry-level industry position and work your way to the top. Easy enough, right?

American filmmaking icons Stanley Kubrick and Woody Allen have each left their uniquely indelible marks on movie culture with films that have delighted, astounded, amused and, in Kubrick’s case, sometimes disturbed, audiences around the world.

Taking the step to add lens filters to your video gear arsenal is one step closer to creating the look that defines your art and skills as a video producer.

What is the best time to use that awesome sunset glow? Find the best time – anytime – worldwide, with Videomaker’s free iOS app.