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How to Mic a Documentary Style Sit Down Interview To Get Incredible Audio If you’re reading this post, you undoubtedly already know that getting high-quality sound for documentary-style sit-down interviews is crucial and that on-board (on-camera) microphones are inadequate. In general, there are two popular methods for recording a documentary interview: either with a lavalier microphone (scroll … Read more
Welcome, fellow documentary filmmakers and enthusiasts! In today’s digital age, the art of documentary filmmaking has experienced a renaissance, capturing the hearts and minds of audiences worldwide. Documentaries have the unique ability to educate, entertain, and inspire, offering a window into diverse worlds, untold stories, and pressing social issues. As an avid documentary filmmaker myself, … Read more
Are you dealing with the ‘not enough disk space iMovie’ issue whenever you save iMovie files? Not sure why it is happening on your computer and how to get rid of it. Well, iMovie causes this error when it lacks sufficient space. Learning how to free up space on Mac’s iMovie app and fix this … Read more
B-Roll video is essential to supplement the main camera work. Your novel or movie won’t be complete without it. Use a storyboard to properly plan your B-Roll, and to have flexibility, use a range of perspectives, shot styles, and transitions. Include stock film in your B-Roll as a source of inspiration. But ensure that it … Read more
Short Film Writing: A Step-by-step Guide Oscar-winning short films establish careers, captivate viewers with their bite-sized narrative, and win awards. A short film is a great way for a new filmmaker to get their name out there, or it can be a fun side project for an accomplished writer who has a five-minute tale they … Read more
Best Reasons to Use Your Smartphone to Make a Film This week, I came across a James Cameron remark that struck me and got me thinking about the craft of filmmaking: “Pick up a camera. Shoot something. No matter how small, no matter how cheesy, no matter whether your friends and your sister star in … Read more
Are you an adventurous filmmaker or a content creator who thrives on capturing thrilling moments with your action camera? The rush of capturing breathtaking GoPro footage is incomparable. But what happens when it’s time to unleash your creativity through editing? That’s where the quest for the perfect laptop companion begins. As a seasoned content creator, … Read more
6 Techniques on How to Write a Short Film Script They are obviously shorter than features, so you don’t have as much time to layer in nuance and texture. That’s typically all there is—a problem, a task, or an occasion. The script for the short movie has to carry out its storyline simply and tastefully, … Read more
What Is The Purpose Of An External Camera Monitor? Choosing An On-Camera Screen One of the first pieces of equipment you should include if you wish to is an external camera monitor. Let’s look at what to consider when purchasing an external screen for your camera and the top camera monitors for every price range. … Read more
Film Terminology List and Film Set Jargon A person who is new to the industry could become overwhelmed by the volume of film set jargon that is used on an average workday. I’ve listed some basic film terminology below just in case, even though you’ll quickly become familiar with all of these phrases used in … Read more