Cinematography Archives - Page 18 of 23

Why 96fps On The GH4 Should Be Avoided & Which Frame Rates Work Best For Slow Motion

One of the biggest reasons that filmmakers are falling in love with the GH4 is because of it’s amazing ability…

Many cinematographers feel that the camera they shoot on is the least important element when it comes to capturing a…

Over the couple of weeks a lot of camera announcements have been made – some very exciting, and…

After an overwhelming response to my recently released Guide For Capturing Cinematic Images With Your DSLR, I decided to…

It’s been a really huge week for product announcements, releases, and developments in the camera world, so I wanted…

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…

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…

Independent filmmakers are constantly striving to make their low-budget films emulate higher budget productions in any way that they…

I’m on a bit of a DSLR kick right now as I’ve just announced my Guide To Capturing…