Should You Be a Film Major?
Do you really need to be a film major to have a film career? It may be a great idea for you, but do you NEED to? In a word, No.
Do you really need to be a film major to have a film career? It may be a great idea for you, but do you NEED to? In a word, No.
Here are 6 advanced "don't do this" tips for you to use when shooting your video interviews. Go out and don't do them immediately.
Father's Day Video. Memorable—or as undercooked as the runny eggs the kids bring you in bed? Five tips to keep yours from sucking.
Confused about how to shoot your next video? Story is an organizing force that magically makes your video better.
Can good storytelling help a teaching video? Does a high surface-area-to-volume-ratio help cellular function? (that's a yes!)
Video is a collaborative art. It takes a team—and a team leader—to make it work. Here's the secret to great performance:Give people space.
The secret to a film or video career is that there is no secret. Just do stuff. Oh, and stop waiting for anyone else's permission.
How do you attract actors? Make sure your project is a serious project. Here's five tips for getting serious.
ANY focus makes your video better. And one of the best ways to focus is to choose a hero. Here's why:
"I know bad video when I see it" is great when you're watching, but it doesn't help you create. Use these 20 questions to make your video great.
As you cruise to the beach or barbecue take your video camera. And think about these tips to shoot better Labor Day video.
My advice for hobbyists is to shoot short shots. That's also the right advice for people who want to shoot like the pros.