Putting video on paper
By Kris Millgate — I see the world through a lens that captures motion, and that’s why video is the medium I’ve mastered…
Putting video on paper Read More »
TV/Video
Adding a new point of view
By Alex Zidock — You can never capture enough video on a shoot…
Adding a new point of view Read More »
Web videos complement print work
By Mark Sak — We are all looking for ways to stand out in our market
Web videos complement print work Read More »
Plan your shots: Get organized, save time, ease editing
By Lisa (Densmore) Ballard — Call me Type A, but I never go on location without planning my shots first…
Plan your shots: Get organized, save time, ease editing Read More »
Setting out solo: A quiz to see if you should go it alone
By Kris Millgate — Crewless. Not clueless. That is how I run Tight Line Media…
Setting out solo: A quiz to see if you should go it alone Read More »
Making Still Photos Move
By Lisa Densmore — Getting enough b-roll to cover an interview can be a challenge…
Making Still Photos Move Read More »
Learning to adapt to changing technologies
By Carol Lynde — There is nothing permanent, except change, according to Greek philosopher Heraclitus…
Learning to adapt to changing technologies Read More »
Making it personal
By Ty Stockton — One of the most important rules for both broadcasting and writing is to make your material resonate with your audience…
Making it personal Read More »
How to be a better video editor
An editor is like the master chef of a television show.
How to be a better video editor Read More »