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The Bell Curve of Creative Content Commenting
Do you remember reading about Bell Curves and normal distribution in school? It’s a great way to illustrate the average versus the extremes. While I
Analyze the Frame: Iron Man 2
This is the first in a new series of articles I’m entitling “Analyze the Frame”. In this post series I want to take a simple
Camera Gear: DIY vs. Buy
The decision that every filmmaker has wrestled with: Should I buy gear or try building it myself. Whether it’s a camera rig, dolly, jib…the choice
Film Scene, an upcoming training series for filmmakers
DVTV has been a great show about the world of digital video. We have done reviews, training and interviews and have a ton more planned
How do RED and Canon’s new cameras affect the average shooter?
Two major camera announcements from two major camera manufacturers were made today, but what does that mean to me, the average shooter? Quite a bit
Why Some Videos Succeed and Some Fail
Have you ever walked away from a theater and thought, “Man that movie sucked! How could they spend that much time and money and not
Lens Buying Guide: The best lens kit for video on your Canon HDSLR
So you finally did it! You picked up your first Canon video DSLR and you probably are eager to purchase a few lenses for it.
Litepanels is trying to block the import and sale of LED photo and video lighting in the US [UPDATE 7]
I have always had a huge respect for the lighting gear that Litepanels has been producing over the years, but at the beginning of the
Review of EOSHD’s Anamorphic Shooters Guide
Let’s just admit right now that anamorphics are cool. From the bokeh to the lens flares, they create a unique effect that is nearly impossible
Which large sensor video camera should you choose? AF100 vs. FS100 vs. HDSLR
Sony has announced their competitor to Panasonic’s AF100 which has brought the video industry to a new point. We now have a selection of large
