Shoot Like a Pro: Crew-Free Video Production Tips & Tricks
Shoot Like a Pro but if you're shooting without a crew, can you still get great looking video? Of course Shoot Like a Pro
Shoot Like a Pro but if you're shooting without a crew, can you still get great looking video? Of course Shoot Like a Pro
The answer to how you shoot a video is embedded in this bigger question: Why are you shooting? Here are three ways you might answer.
How to do "how-to" videos, In which we cover the basic requirements for how-to-ing.
My advice for hobbyists is to shoot short shots. That's also the right advice for people who want to shoot like the pros.
Ignore the marketing bells and whistles when you shop for video editing software, and start with what comes free with your computer.
What is "b-roll" and how do I know I'm using it right? A brave reader submits a recent video. Turns out it's good—but there's still room to improve.
Your new editing software does all kinds of cool transitions. Should you use them? (Hint: this article is called "Cuts. Just Cuts.")
If your friends say your DIY videos are boring, you may not be giving them enough information. The solution? Getting some action.