Producer / DP / Editor specializing in corporate brand films, cinematic marketing videos, commercials, and drone cinematography. FAA Part 107 Certified Drone Pilot with over 20 years shooting and editing for a variety of clients, including: MotoAmerica, Kennedy Space Center, ESPN, Disney’s Yellow Shoes Creative Group, Hilton Grand Vacations and …
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Since the age of six, when she built her own toy camera out of wood, Meagan has wanted to be a storyteller. Whether these stories are fact or fiction, being able to connect with people and their emotions through a visual medium is a journey she has always wanted to …
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Camera tips and tricks, and inspiration, from master cinematographers Daryn Okada, ASC and Patrick Cady, ASC, and more… Pictured above: United Boxing Club, Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON, Canadá. Boxing Commercial “Making of”. Photo by Marcos Paulo Prado. Follow @tio.mp 7 Expert Camerawork Tips for Filmmakers “The first thing …
Camera tips from M. David Mullen, ASC, Paul Wheeler, BSC, Peter Levy, ASC, Paige Thomas, SOC, Gustavo Mercado, David E. Elkins, SOC, and Patrick Cady, ASC… Picture above: production still by @frankiefilms_xu, Boston-based cinematographer and filmmaker. 7 PRO Camerawork Tips for Students Tip #1 “Just remember that like any …
Check out these great camera tips from Patrick Cady, ASC, Paige Thomas, SOC, David E. Elkins, SOC and more… Above photo by @frankiefilms_xu, Boston-based cinematographer and filmmaker based. 7 Awesome Camera Tips for Young Filmmakers Tip #1 “Open your eyes and look within, you’ll see all the answers …
Use Camera Angles to Increase Production Value By Jared Isham If you haven’t noticed, there are a whole lot of movies being made and released, and this is even during the middle of a worldwide pandemic. If that’s not enough of an indication that as a filmmaker you need to …
StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What was one of your most favorite or memorable scenes to shoot and why? David E. Elkins, SOC: My favorite was not as a camera operator but when I was first working as a First Assistant Cameraman. It was on the critically acclaimed, award-winning television series, “The Wonder …
StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What was one of the most important things you learned while working on set? Gustavo Mercado: The most important lesson I have learned in every shoot I have ever been in is that it is virtually impossible to overprepare for a production. No matter how big or small …
by Thomas Ackerman, ASC When on-set crew photos are published, the coolest shots invariably center on the camera. No wonder. Wrapped around an Arri or Panaflex, wielding a super-sized lens, the operator appears as the quintessential filmmaker. This is the seat of power. If an image eludes the viewfinder it’s …
by Karl Bardosh India is a country that produces by far the most films in the world, about a thousand features per year. It is the land of film where film is still revered almost like religion, where the stars are cherished as demi-gods. In January 2006, Prof. Sandeep Marwah, …
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