Feature Film Journal #2: Refining The Story & Creating A Beat Sheet
Earlier this summer I wrote an article documenting the very first steps of developing my independent feature film,…
Earlier this summer I wrote an article documenting the very first steps of developing my independent feature film,…
It’s been a while since I’ve been able to post one of my Tip Of The Day videos,…
After an overwhelming response to my recently released Guide For Capturing Cinematic Images With Your DSLR, I decided to…
There is no denying that the pace of the average feature film today is faster than ever before.…
It’s been a really huge week for product announcements, releases, and developments in the camera world, so I wanted…
The Micro Four Thirds format has become increasingly more popular with video shooters over the past year or…
So much of the content on this site is dedicated to education, whether it be in the form…
Achieving a beautiful, cinematic image when shooting on your DSLR requires you to not only have the right…
I’ve always been really picky when it comes to compressing my video files (especially for web), because the…
About a month ago, I announced that I have been working on my Guide For Capturing Cinematic Images…
UPDATE: “The Mechanic” just got through round 1 of Project Greenlight and is now in the running! Wish…
Yesterday I shot my latest film (The Mechanic) guerrilla style on the Canon C100 in Malibu, CA. Initially I…