4 Ways to Use Your Camera Now
for Better Story Telling
People get overly excited about shooting and neglect the power of the camera as a storytelling device. A lot of first time shooters wind up doing a master shot and calling it a day. Or they get over the shoulders to get coverage, but that still doesn’t use the camera to its greatest potential. Here are 4 ways you can use your camera now for better story telling. |
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Exposure
Why Still Use a Light Meter?
With digital cameras now equipped with waveform monitors, histograms and programmable zebras, why do you need to use, or even know about, light meters? A first answer would be that all the built-in features you’re using are light meters. A second answer is that for ease of use, precision, control and portability, nothing beats a good stand-alone meter. And third, if you understand metering, you’ll be better able to decipher and employ the knowledge that the internal features provide... |
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Temp Scores
What They Are and How They Can Help
What is a temp score? The term temp score is short for temporary score. It’s a type of score that’s often added before an edit is given to a composer. Why is it common practice to create temp scores for movies? Because it’s a way to crack the creative code on what a director would like the music to accomplish for their project... |
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Forums Community Spotlight
Oliver Moon, Composer/Musician
My name is Oliver, I’ve learned music and played for several years with a band from Manchester UK. After 6 years of touring Europe and Asia, I’ve decided to learn music production, and I worked at Mountain Studios in Montreux with David Richards. Three years later, I started writing and producing my own songs. I started singing just because I couldn’t find a singer. I’ve named my project, "Made In Mars"... |
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