The Countering CCP Drones Act has taken a step closer to becoming law in the United States. If the Act is introduced, it will ban the sale and use of DJI drones in the country.
Join us for a live interactive members-only webinar. We'll answer your questions and cover topics and techniques for all levels.
Time and location:
Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 11 a.m. PDT
This event will be hosted on Zoom. Instructions to join will be given prior to the event via email.
About the event:
Before DSLRs took over video production, shallow depth of field was extremely difficult to achieve with traditional camcorders. Today, many shooters overcompensate, and go overboard with shallow depth of field. This webinar covers not only how to achieve nice depth of field, but also best practices about how and when to use it.
In film and video, a freeze frame is a paused video frame that halts the movement within the video. It essentially converts the moving picture into a still shot for a given period. Also, it is helpful to draw attention to a specific point, for a dramatic flair or even for comedic effect. This article will explore a few examples of where films and shows used frozen shots. We'll also look at different scenarios where you can take advantage of the effect. Read more.
With so many success stories popping up all over YouTube over the years, finding success on the platform may look easier than it is. Many people mistakenly believe that if they simply upload to YouTube, they will find the same success that creators like MrBeast see. However, success isn't guaranteed. In fact, it's easier to fail than you might think. If you're a creator aiming for long-term success, here are some "best practices" for failure that you'll want to avoid. Read more.
Before we get into the nuts and bolts of obtaining a good, usable B-roll, let's get some background information on what B-roll is and why it's so important to your next video. Read more.
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