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The Most Important Lesson I’ve Ever Learned About Editing Narrative Film

I recently came to an important revelation: For years I’ve been approaching my editing process completely in the…

As I outlined in this previous post, I recently wrapped production on a feature film and will be…

Three short weeks ago I began production a feature film and as of this past Tuesday we are officially wrapped!…

If you’ve been wondering why I haven’t posted in a couple weeks – It’s been a very busy…

Last year, I was fortunate enough to have been invited by Panasonic to take a look at a…

Color correction is one of the most rewarding stages of post-production – largely because it allows us as filmmakers…

A few years ago when large sensor camcorders like the Canon C300 and Sony FS100 first hit the…

As independent filmmakers, we’re always chasing the elusive “cinematic look”. The ultimate goal is usually to increase production value…

Digital cinema cameras and DSLRs are capable of producing incredible results, but they are also known to deliver…

Ask any budding filmmaker what their goal is for the future, and nearly all of them will say – I…

There are a lot of music licensing sites out there – some good, and others… well, not so…

I’ve been a fan of FCP X since it was first released (despite the controversy), but over the…