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Casting calls: finding talent for your production Casting actors and talent is an important part of the pre-production process, and it's something that shouldn't be taken lightly. There are a few places where you shouldn't try to cut corners, and on-screen talent is one of them. The movie-rating website rottentomatoes.com is filled with beautifully produced movies torn apart by reviewers because of bad acting. Conversely, it's also filled with great reviews of movies with lower production values and great acting, which is to say, a talented actor can be of far more use to your production than an extremely fancy camera. Keep reading Lessons from the field The best video editing software — 2022 In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the idea of a graphical editing system was a futuristic dream for many. Rumors swirled of powerful systems in the works, hidden behind the walls of Industrial Light and Magic and Skywalker Ranch. Fast forward to 2019, and the landscape of software available to videographers is immense. Gone are the days of cutting film strips, tape decks and linear editing. Today, video editing is a digital non-linear process and an incredibly important part of video production.   Creator Handbook: Why courtreezy wants you to just keep going "Commentary with a dash of gaming chat." That's how Courtney describes her content. Tune into the courtreezy channel for comedy, reaction videos, challenges and "honestly, anything that I'm feeling that day," Courtney tells us. "I even have videos on me baking. It's a huge variety of content, and it's kind of hard to put a label on, to be honest." We had a chance to chat with Courtney about the courtreezy channel and the story behind its success.   What is a gaffer and how do they play a crucial role on set? Every successful film or television project needs a talented, well-organized gaffer working at the helm of the electrical department. They play a critical role in ensuring the cinematographer's lighting plan is executed correctly, ultimately helping the director tell the story they want to tell. 5 tips for using props effectively in your next production 5 cinematic moves for wedding videos How Threefold started a production company Today's top stories The European Union proposed a new rule to make smartphones and tablets last much longer. Essentially, the rule would make it easier to repair these devices. Arm announced it's suing Qualcomm and Nuvia. Arms claim they violated their licenses to use its processor designs and architecture. Engadget went over everything we can expect at Apple's iPhone 14 event. The event will be held this Wednesday. Sony Japan just teased a new robotic camera for filmmakers. The teaser depicts what looks like a cinema camera. Hasselblad also teased a live event for this Wednesday. The company may reveal a new mirrorless camera at the event In case you missed it Sony releases Xperia 5 IV with three 4K HDR cameras Tamron announces Nikon Z mount 70-300 mm zoom lens Viltrox claims Canon told it to stop selling RF mount lenses HyperX announces new Armada gaming monitors Enter to win a Panasonic LUMIX GH5 II mirrorless camera The Videomaker Community Manage your eNews subscription via the web Manage Your Email Preferences or unsubscribe. The email newsletter for video production enthusiasts brought to you by Videomaker Magazine. Videomaker eNews came to you because you signed up to receive it. For questions about this email, please contact Videomaker Inc.  645 Mangrove Ave    Chico  CA  95926  United States