HOW TO FILM A DIALOGUE SCENE
Here's a great explanation on proper technique regarding framing and the Rule of Thirds when filming two people.
FILMMAKING TIPS FROM THE DISNEY MASTERS
Here's a great set of guidelines for character and story development, taken from an animation Master Class given by Disney animator Andreas Deja.
BUILDING A DIGITAL NY FOR THE AVENGERS
Seeing is believing. Or so it used to be.
Marvel at what's done to put actors in an environment.
DSLR TRAINING SERIES
Here's a thorough overview of DSLR lenses and modes, courtesy of www.Butterscotch.com.
While this series might appear to be geared toward photography and not filmmaking, the lines between the two are blurred as filmmakers and photographers are [now] using the same equipment.
Regardless of its use, a professional must know their equipment. In that light this series provides a wealth of valuable, useful information.
Overview of DSLR Lenses
Using prime lenses
Using zoom and telephoto lenses
Using wide-angle lenses
Taking close-up shots
Understanding the mode dial
Using shutter priority mode
Using aperture priority mode
Using manual mode
TORREY PINES CAMPAIGN by FortyOneTwenty
Excellent work is inspiring. But FortyOneTwenty gives us even more, with an epic behind the scenes production by Sean Horton.
The Game
Hole In One
Behind the Scenes
WHAT MAKES A GOOD SCREENWRITER?
No video here, but it's about writing…right?
What is here are some important thoughts to consider when writing for the screen.
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DSLR GEAR/NO IDEA
Sony Australia has some fun with DSLR noobs. And while the pundits debate over what the ads are selling, or how offensive some might take it, I think it's just plain funny.
Oh, and another thing. No, that's it. Funny.
USING A LIGHT METER
Ryan E. Walters gives a very good explanation of why a light meter is still a valuable tool for cinematographers, even in the digital age. He then delves into how to use one. This is good information to have.
