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Technique Over Gear, Or How To Continually Improve Your Craft

I write about gear a lot on this blog, and truly believe that having a thorough understanding of…

Years ago when I was first starting to use lens adapters with my Lumix GH2, I remember wishing…

Color grading tools have become more accessible than ever, and as a result filmmakers are becoming hyper aware of the role…

As we all know, high dynamic range is one of the key ingredients needed to achieve a cinematic…

I’ve made it a point to start shooting more film recently, as I have a Super 16mm project…

Having never attended any sort of traditional film school, I’ve always taken it upon myself to self-educate as…

Micro-budget filmmakers often utilize natural light as a means to simplify production requirements and reduce time on set,…

My upcoming feature film Shadows on the Road is currently in the finishing stages of post. Final editing…

A couple of months ago I picked up the Fuji X-T2 to round off my current lineup of…

Many micro-budget feature films are budgeted around $10,000 – $15,000, and are produced over the course of 10…

One of the most common questions I get relating to producing micro-budget films is: How big of a crew…

No two filmmakers have the same story, or have broken into the industry in the same way. Filmmaker…