How to Let AI Log and Organize Footage For You
Here’s how AI can help streamline your editing workflows. Source: How to Let AI Log and Organize Footage For You | No Film School
How to Create a High-Concept Futuristic Look on an Indie Film Budget
‘Renner’ cinematographer Sean Emer discusses how a non-traditional movie stage became the production’s most valuable asset. Source: How to Create a High-Concept Futuristic Look on an Indie Film Budget | No Film School
Gen-Z and the Recovery of the Digital Camera Market: A New Era for Filmmakers
In 2024, a remarkable trend has emerged in the digital camera market, driven by Gen-Z consumers in China. The young generation, known for their digital savvy and distinct preferences, is influencing a shift back toward traditional digital cameras, as highlighted … Continued
‘It was an escape into excellence’: How music saved the life of a teenage Jewish cellist in Auschwitz
The Nazi extermination camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated by Soviet troops on 27 January 1945. Anita Lasker, a Jewish teenager, managed to survive there simply because the camp orchestra needed a cello player. Source: ‘It was an escape into excellence’: … Continued
Cinematic Awesomeness: URSA Cine 12K LF Paired With Cooke S8/i
Cinematographer Ben Saffer’s latest short film, Dog, directed by Caitlin McLeod, is a testament to the evolving capabilities of ‘Blackmagic Digital Film’ cameras. At the heart of this visually nostalgic and emotionally nuanced story lies a powerful combination of the … Continued
Using the Panaspeeds to Get the ‘Film Look’ Out of the Sony VENICE
The making of The Fire Inside, directed by renowned cinematographer Rachel Morrison, ASC, marked an interesting educating case in cinema—both as a testament to Morrison’s versatility and a masterclass in achieving a classic ‘film look’ with cutting-edge digital tools. The … Continued