Can You Have Video Without Story?
Story isn't for everyone. You can make your shots flow, be seamless and feel good for you and the viewer without trying to paste on a story that you're not interested in.
Bite-sized advice for getting your videos back on track.
Story isn't for everyone. You can make your shots flow, be seamless and feel good for you and the viewer without trying to paste on a story that you're not interested in.
We can mostly agree that we are watching a GREAT film or video—and an awful one. But what about that vast middle ground? What can we get out of watching truly mediocre video? More than you would think...read on!
Want to make a fascinating video that audiences will love? Tell the truth.
I've been teaching video for 19 years at Summer Stars Camp for the Performing Arts. This year's project taught me a lot.
Whether you're just learning to shoot looking for a shot with power and authority, practice the Art of the Static Shot for better video.
Some rules are made to be broken. The 180 degree rule is one of them.
Discover "How to Shoot Video that Doesn't Suck: The Video Course." Transform your video creation skills with 22 lessons, hundreds of tips, and practical exercises.
There's no better show on TV than AMC's BETTER CALL SAUL. Astoundingly well written and acted, of course. But for me this show, more than any I've seen, the intrigue comes from small specific moments. The devil is in the details.
We love story. We care about story. Every video needs a story, or it's almost impossible to watch. Get the fundamentals of story...
There are many reasons to be disappointed in Wonder Woman 1984. But the biggest reason is a story structure mistake you should avoid.
The hero is the subject and driver of any video. What happens to a film when you don't let the hero make choices? Lessons learned from Marvel's new movie, "Ant-Man and The Wasp."
Story is everything in video. So how about a free 12-page guide to using story to make your video better? Just click and read!