What is color theory? A simple explanation
Color theory can set the tone and mood for the viewer using color manipulation in pre-production, shooting and post. But what exactly is color theory?
Color theory is an explainable phenomenon that came about during the Renaissance period with painters. While basic color attributes were assigned, it would be several centuries before Albert H. Munsell would create a three dimensional color system that focused on hue, lightness and chroma. This system, developed in the early 1900's, would go on to become highly precise and scientific. By looking at his work and how it has evolved, as well as its applications, you'll easily be able to grasp the basic fundamentals of color theory. Read more.
Creator Handbook: How Brandon Farris creates the conditions for comedy
"I have the hardest time describing it," Brandon Farris reveals when asked about his YouTube channel, ImBrandonFarris. "I just tell people I do comedy videos … I just let them figure it out for themselves."
We had a chance to sit down with Brandon to chat all about his success as a creator as well as the challenges he faced along the way. Read on to learn how Brandon Farris avoids stress and stays funny while growing active communities on multiple social platforms. Read more.
How does fair use apply to fan fiction video?
A few months ago, a fan created a reboot trailer of the 90s hit show "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" (1990 - 1996). The video went viral on YouTube, so much so that the original show's star, Will Smith, caught wind of it. He loved it and sat down for an interview with the trailer's director. The comments on the video's YouTube page indicate thousands of people hoping to see the reboot come to life as a real series or even a feature film.
As lawyers, this got us thinking about fan-made projects, specifically fan fiction. Can fans legally create and distribute work that uses existing plots and characters from their favorite books, shows and movies? And if so, to what extent and under what circumstances? Read more.
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