How to Stabilize Footage in Adobe Premiere Pro
Shaky footage can make your project look unprofessional. Here’s how you can stabilize it in Adobe Premiere Pro. There are many nifty tools in Premiere Pro to make your edit and your footage look…
Shaky footage can make your project look unprofessional. Here’s how you can stabilize it in Adobe Premiere Pro. There are many nifty tools in Premiere Pro to make your edit and your footage look…
Does DaVinci Resolve 19’s defocus background effect actually work? We find out in this review. Blackmagic has finally released the long-awaited DaVinci Resolve 19, albeit in beta form. This update brings a variety of…
Let’s discuss the different color temperatures you can expect to work with while shooting a film. Let’s get right to it: color temperature is the hue of the light source used to illuminate a…
3D modeling isn’t the only way to create some of the assets you need. In this tutorial, here’s how you can create a baseball using only After Effects. This week, we’re excited to launch…
Audio compression helps smooth out your recordings. Here’s how it works and when you should use it. Audio Compression: arguably one of the more complex-yet-useful audio effects out there. Seeing countless forums of aspiring…
Looking to add some cool tracking effects to your sports reels? Check out this technique in After Effects. Baseball season is upon us, and as such, you will likely see cool shots like this…
Science fiction is one of the most popular genres across all media, but it’s commonly not labeled as such. Let’s explore what defines this critical genre. Science fiction — as an umbrella term —…
Looking for a new take on text treatments in your videos? Check out this projected text trend. As many of these tutorials have started over the past year, I was recently browsing Instagram when…
From adapters to small lenses, here are the best options for an affordable anamorphic look—even without the lens. In this filmmaking gear roundup, we’re going to look at a few affordable anamorphic options that…
DIY video gear is the most practical way for filmmakers to expand their tool-kits. Here are our favorite video tutorials on how to build the equipment you need. It doesn’t matter if you’re new…
Capturing the wobble of guitar strings is the latest video craze, and it’s a useful tool for other projects. Here’s how it’s done. I’m convinced that restringing a guitar, whether it’s a bass, electric,…
Horror is defined as “an apprehension or revulsion about that which is unknown.” What does that mean for filmmakers? It may seem odd to seek out something that scares you as a viable source…