Light Better Now | Talking Head Interviews
Lighting Your Talking Heads Written by Peter Warren csc In news, they are called talking heads. In my 40 years as a news shooter and…
Author: StudentFilmmakers Magazine
“Unforgotten”, Experimental CG Animated Documentary: Q&A with Sujin Kim
“Unforgotten”, Experimental CG Animated Documentary Q&A with Sujin Kim Sujin Kim is a visual artist, filmmaker, and tenure-track assistant professor of 3D Animation at Arizona…
Take It on the Road: Behind the Scenes of “Night Train”
Pictured: Austin Harris & Shane Stanley Take It on the Road: Behind the Scenes of “Night Train” Written by Shane Stanley I hope this finds…
Speed Filmmaking Do’s and Don’ts
Pictured: For “Apt. 2B” at the NY 48 Hour Film Festival with Catherine Frels, Gregory Isaac, Tracey Conyer Lee, Sean Harris and Tamar Kummel. Speed…
Zoom Lenses vs. Prime Lenses
Written by Snehal Patel Zoom lenses are an important tool for filmmaking in general, but even more important for multicamera cinematography. With the ability to…
Filmmaker Zoran Dragelj | Making the Feature Film, “Friends Like These”
Zoran Dragelj is a Producer and Director from Vancouver, Canada. He is best known for his feature film, “Friends Like These”, which is currently being…
Cinematography with an ‘Emotional Lens’
Written by Tony Westman csc, dga, dgc The director turned to me after blocking with actors and stunt performers and said he wanted the scene…
Making “Adisa” | Simon Denda
Exclusive interview conducted by Jody Michelle Solis Kenyan-German short film, “Adisa”, directed by Simon Denda, stars Victoria Mayer, Jackline Wanjiku, Götz Otto, and Robert Agengo.…
Production Equipment Rental Advice
Production Equipment Rental Advice from John Marino Key Ingredients To me, the key ingredients to a successful equipment rental company is not just the equipment…
Deputizing the Fight Coordinator Posse
STUNTS Deputizing the Fight Coordinator Posse Quick Tips on Greatest Hits Written By Kevin Inouye Hey, you, behind the camera or editing suite! Congratulations, you’re…