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Table of Contents LIGHTING Motivating Your Light Here's How... By Scott Spears Is There Light at the End of the Tunnel? Now Let’s Think Outside the Box By William Donaruma AUDIO Keep "Hiss" Out of Your Audio 4 Things You Can Do By Dave Willard DXA-MICRO PRO+ Little Audio Wonder PRODUCTION "Breathing Through Trees" Limitation breeds emotional creativity on this short film shot on the Sony A7S. By John Klein Collaborate Like a Pro 6 Helpful Tips By Daniel LeBlanc PRE-PRODUCTION How to Be Your Own Art Director Pro Tips on How To 'Do It Yourself' By John Hart POST PRODUCTION Working with Color in FCP 10.4 LUTs and Curves By Bart Weiss DISTRIBUTION Getting To "YES" Tips on Raising Independent Capitol By Shane Stanley Screening in a Movie Theater Independently Get Your Movie Seen By Peter John Ross TRIBUTE "PLANET OF THE APES" 50th Anniversary By Scott Essman ART OF STORYTELLING 20 Types of Cliffhangers Scene Cliffhangers To Keep Them Watching By Sherri Sheridan Queen Sugar: Between Two Rights? A look into excellent storytelling By Neil Landau Love of Adventure A Kind of Love for All Kinds of Stories By Pamela Jaye Smith & Monty Hayes McMillan Humorously Said A Look Into "Pirates of the Caribbean" By David Landau NETWORKING Filmmakers Global Networking Community Online Spotlight: Zoran Dragelj ON CAMPUS STUDENT Filmmaker, with the Emphasis on "Student" Important Details to Check Out Before You Choose a College By Fred Ginsburg, CAS, Ph.D. LIGHTS Light & Motion Sets the Bar for Rugged, Powerful, Portable LED Lighting Stella Pro 5000, Stella 2000, and Stella 1000 GRIP Professional Lighting Support and Grip Equipment For Filmmaking, Broadcast & Photographic Professionals CARRY, PROTECT, TRANSPORT Tenba Cineluxe Collection Video Camera Bags CAMERA MOVEMENT Mini C-Pan Arm Unique Camera Guide System Filmmakers Network Promote Your Films, Screenings, and Film Fundraising Projects. Get Discovered. Find Crew and New Collaborations. Introducing the Sekonic Flashmate L-308X-U The world's most versatile and affordable light meter, the new L-308X-U retains the compact and intuitive design of its predecessors while blending their features and functionality into one easy-to-use tool. New features include the long-awaited LCD backlight, Aperture (F) Priority Measurement (photo mode), and ISO 850, which will help cinematographers work more easily with today's professional cinema cameras. Keeping pace with modern Image making demands, the L-308X-U offers three metering modes: Photo Mode for still image photographers, HD Cine Mode for DSLR and mirrorless videographers and Cine Mode designed for use with cinema grade cameras. [Read More] ZEISS Cine Lenses ZEISS Cine Lenses offers Full Frame solutions for your Full-Sized Productions. Whether shooting commercial video or feature films, ZEISS has full frame lenses that cover the most demanding camera sensors. Join Zeiss at IBC 2018, booth 12.F38. Any Camera. Any Shot. [Read More] What’s The Frequency, Kenneth: An Overview Of Wireless Microphone Technology There are many audio capture technologies at the disposal of today’s filmmakers, not least of which is the wireless microphone. The advantages of using a wireless microphone to capture professional audio is obvious: it gives all members of the production the ability to move around freely without the encumbrance of wires. Plus, the wireless mic is always in close proximity to your speaking subject, giving you the best possible signal-to-background-noise ratio. [Read More] Beachtek DXA-MICRO PRO+ The DXA-MICRO PRO+ gives you all the features you need to record high quality audio directly to your camera from virtually any source – no syncing required. Superb operation and ease of use make capturing pro audio a snap. The compact size makes it ideal for use with the latest mirrorless cameras. New features include: Built-in LiPo battery that will power the unit for up to 10 hours. Micro USB power jack for charging and external power. Removable Cheese plate to easily mount accessories. [Read More] Submit Your Films, Videos and Animations to the 2018 Summer Shorts Film and Video Contest Open to all filmmakers, animators, videographers, and content creators. There are three categories for both Students and Professionals: Jr. High/Highschool, College, and Professional. Multiple submissions welcome. There is no entry fee when you post about the Summer Shorts Contest, along with the link, SummerShortsContest.com, on your social media webpages - Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and/or on your personal website.

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