If you've exported video within the Creative Cloud, chances are you have interacted with the Adobe Media Encoder, but how does it work?
Location scouts are skilled masters of detail and work hard to make the director’s location wish list become a reality.
Casting the wrong people in your film can ruin even the best of scripts. It's up to casting directors to keep this from happening.
There is no hiding the fact that, at first, microphone selection is daunting. This article helps you make faster and smarter mic selections.
Learning how to apply the theories of graphic design into your video using the real world techniques can help take your projects to the next level. Creating Titles & Graphics explores different ways to improve your skills using a variety of methods. This webinar covers topics such as lower thirds, backgrounds, after effects, keyframes and more. These concepts are appropriate for the video editor who has a basic understanding of graphic design theory and wants to learn how to use After Effects and Premiere Pro to create effective graphics.
It may be tempting to use your drone to capture footage of a fire. However, distractions in the FTA can be perilous for emergency responders.
False color is one of the best techniques you can use to expose your shots correctly. Here's how to use it on your video projects.
Though ProRes and ProRes RAW are both high-quality codecs, you have to use them appropriate to reap their workflow benefits.
Focus peaking is a incredibly useful focus assitant that helps video shooters quickly and consistently capture sharp, clear images.
Every video production needs some sort of script to ensure production moves smoothly. Here's a guide to help you write your script.
