Every event has moments worth keeping. A keynote that lands. A first dance. A crowd reacting in real time. Blink and they're gone - unless someone's there to capture them. Demand for event video has never been higher. According to Wyzowl, 91% of businesses now use video as a marketing tool. Couples budget thousands for wedding films. Brands expect a highlight reel within days of a product launch. Event videography sits at the intersection of skill, speed, and preparation. It is not film production. It is not a photoshoot. It is live, uncontrolled, and unforgiving, and the people who do…
Film and video productions are hectic! Having the right production management software sets the tone for how organized and efficient your shoot will be. Continue reading 6 Best Production Management Software for Video & Film
The internet is chock full of video content. The challenge remains: how can YOU create content that will cut through all the noise? The best drone footage is how. Imagine if I told you about a way your content could literally SOAR above all the rest with one easy to find tool? That tool? The drone, of course! Let's find out why. Continue reading The Most Epic Drone Shots | Best Drone Footage of 2026
What does a Producer do, exactly? More to the point, why are there so many different types of producers in film, TV and video production? Do you know the differences between a producer versus an executive producer? How about a co-producer, an associate producer, or TV producer? Some of the differences may not be as cut and dry as you may think. Let’s get started.Continue reading What Does a Producer Do: Various Types of Producers in Film & TV
Film blocking is arguably one of the most important things a Director must do on set. Think of it as a carefully choreographed dance where the camera and subject move together in harmony. Continue reading 3 Ways To Make Your Film Blocking More Interesting
Cinematography techniques are the visual methods filmmakers use to shape how a story looks and feels on screen.The cinema techniques control framing, lighting, movement, composition, and lens choice.This deep guide covers 30 cinematography techniques used by professional filmmakers and video creators, with practical explanations and examples that you can apply on set.Continue reading Best Cinematography Techniques and Tips You Didn’t Learn in Film School
Successfully running a film set requires very specific leadership skills. Vince Duque, 1st Assistant Director to projects like “House” and “Battle Creek” shares 11 Leadership Principles he learned in the US Marine Corp, and how they can be repurposed as core filmmaking tips for directors and line producers to become more effective leaders on set.Continue reading 11 Ways to Become a Better Producer or Director on Set
Filmmaking is not for the faint-of-heart. It is only a matter of time before you work a project that truly tests the limits of your body; the dreaded night shoot. Whether you're an AD or Producer, we'll cover production hacks to help you better manage your set during an all-nighter.Continue reading Night Shooting Survival Guide
Your production shooting schedule is a living document.Developed by the 1st Assistant Director and producer during pre-production, the shooting schedule must accommodate changes in the shooting script, talent, locations, gear, as soon as they pop up.Continue reading How to Make a Better Shooting Schedule with a Stripboard
What exactly goes into a call sheet? Which producers’ names go on top? Where do you put the parking details? Is the lunch menu listed? Fret not, gentle reader. Here is everything you need to know about how to make a call sheet for film and television productions. In this article (and videos), we break down all the components that should be included and best practices to follow. Continue reading How to Make a Call Sheet for Film & TV (Free Example)
