Adding film grain to your project in post is one of the best ways to create a unique finishing touch and add polish to your visuals. However, in many cases, filmmakers struggle to achieve strong results due to three primary…
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Adding film grain to your project in post is one of the best ways to create a unique finishing touch and add polish to your visuals. However, in many cases, filmmakers struggle to achieve strong results due to three primary…
In this post, I’ll walk you through best practices for shooting, producing, editing, and finishing a multi-cam video…
I recently created this Fuji F-Log to Rec 709 conversion LUT using a variety of test footage on…
In this quick post I am going to walk you through a very simple color grading workflow that…
Use this guide to determine the best shutter speed or shutter angle to use at any given frame…
On my latest feature film, I decided to shoot all of our moving car shots on green screen…
I am a big fan of Final Cut Pro, and have used it to cut countless projects –…
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I just finished the first assembly cut of our new feature film, and am now in the process of…
Below is a quick example of a digital to film transformation workflow, completed in just 3 steps. If you’re trying…