I personally love filming with dramatic lighting and love learning the lighting techniques that can achieve that cinematic and moody feel. If it was up to me, my latest cooking…
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In my years behind the camera I have found there are several ways to improve a shot dramatically with a few simple tweaks that anybody can do. This is one…
In Part 1 of my interview with Ryan Walters, we discussed lighting and framing on a budget – and getting the results you want on a serious time crunch! Ryan…
Lighting and Composition – that about sums up cinematography in two words right there. So what’s all the complication about right? I guess that would be like saying sports is…
I can’t put a price tag on today’s interview. To be able to have a cinematographer of Daron’s caliber bring to us such top knowledge and understanding on shooting outdoors…
STOP. WATCH ADAM’S REEL FIRST. (and tell me you don’t want to be like monsieur Patch when you grow up?!) Adam Patch / Director’s Reel 2013 from Adam Patch…
Sometimes words aren’t very necessary. This is one of those days where I just need to let the interview speak for itself. We have Luke Neumann of neumannfilms.net on the show…
I grew up playing competitive tennis and most players could always be broken down into one of two groups: the talented and the hard worker. Once in a while you…
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Tired of the Boring Old Three Point Lighting? An Alternative Setup To The Rescue 32 comments 20 Jan, 2014
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2 Minute Shot Clock – Filming An Outdoor Interview In Harsh Sunlight And Under Pressure 25 comments 24 Apr, 2013
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Shoot, Direct and Write a Short Film All By Yourself – Interview with Ian Wittenber 23 comments 14 Apr, 2013
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How to shoot multiple camera angles with movement by yourself (& under pressure). Part1: Setup and Technique 21 comments 22 May, 2014
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Cinematography Tips From a Hollywood Veteran – Bruce Logan ASC 20 comments 03 May, 2013
