The L cut is one of the simplest — as well as one of the most powerful and gripping — cuts a video editor can make.
If you have watched a classic Western, you've likely already seen the American shot in action. Here's all you need to know about the shot.
To understand what film grain is and how to avoid it, you first must understand the process of how it's created.
Folk horror is one of the oldest and most popular horror subgenres, but defining it and capturing its aesthetic can be difficult.
When we think of horror films, we often think of gore, but that wasn't always the case. Let's take a look into the gore horror genre.
Have you ever shot a fast-moving subject with your camera and the footage looked a bit warped? That's the rolling shutter effect at work.
Music videos are fun to watch, but take a lot of work to make. Let's discuss the ins and outs of music video production.
Analog horror is an newer subgenre of horror taking the online world by storm. Here are some things to know before diving into it.
Filmmakers throughout history have used the jump cut in jarring but effective ways. It's a technique every filmmaker should know about.
ADR is a common process is filmmaking. So, what in ADR, and is it a "magic bullet" for post-production video editors?
