A short comedy about the painful reality of the life of actors auditioning in Los Angeles.
The Hollywouldn'ts, in the words of MySpace creator Tom Anderson
An amazing post about our film from the creator of MySpace.
How to Build an Awesome Garage Studio
This is an extremely detailed post on going about building your own creative space for music, editing, gaming, whatever strikes your fancy.
Surviving as an Independent Filmmaker Part 1: Centurion the Dancing Horse
Filmmakers are not unique to going through the "starving artist" stage of life. But there's no need for that!
C300 Mark II in Low Light, Slo Mo and with Dual Pixel Auto Focus
Here's a video I shot for a friend for her music video. She wanted to do a Sade approach with no on-camera singing. This also gave me an opportunity to explore further the auto-focus capabilities, low light capabilities and slow motion on the camera.
The Fatal Flaw in Adobe Premiere Team Projects and Why Frame.io is DAF - It Ain't Easy Being an Adobe Pimp
Adobe Team Projects heralds in a new future for creative editorial collaboration, but it's not there yet. Until then, Frame.io will have to hold the fort.
How to Make Short Films (That Don’t Suck), Post Production and Distribution
In this episode we'll talk about the post-production and distribution stage and briefly define a number of the key aspects of post-production: Editing Sound Editing and ADR or Audio Dialog Replacement.
How to Make Short Films (That Don't Suck) Pre-Production and Shooting
In this episode we'll talk about the first stages of making a film from concept, resources, writing, pre-production up to shoot production and some key steps you can take to make your next short film a success.
How to Make Short Films (That Don't Suck), Ready to Kill
Making a sensible film of any sort is tough by any definition of the word, but making a good one? That's a minor miracle. In the next three blog posts we'll talk about things to help you make your next short film.
What are the Five Basic Shot Types?
So you want to be a film maker or cinematographer? One of the first things you must learn is what the five basic shot types are.