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  • How to Know what to do and expect on a set and about Talent agents

    Here is a breakdown of what terms/words you will hear on the set pretty much in order..........during a professional movie or tv shoot

  • How to Be an Extra for Film & Television Like a Pro

    Working as an Extra can be lucrative; People do it for many reasons. Some retired individuals love the idea of having someplace fun and exciting to hang out with others it supplements their...

  • Ideas for Teaching Costume Design

    A professional costume designer is required to provide appropriate clothing and accessories for any period in time. The art of costume design helps bolster the characters and the story line in the...

  • How to Edit Videos Online

    Do you have a home video that you want to enhance? Do you want to make a video to your favorite song? No matter what type of video you want to edit, you can do it online. Online editing is easy...

  • What Is Primary Production?

    Primary production is the part of the filmmaking process in which the majority of the film is shot on camera. This includes all acting scenes if the film is a narrative piece or all interviews and...

  • How to Make a Movie With Zero Money

    Ever wanted to make a short film but couldn't because it was too expensive? Well it doesn't have to be. I can show you how to make a movie without spending a dime.

  • How to Be an Extra in Film and Television

    Ever dream of finding yourself on the set of a major motion picture or television show? Become an extra! The pay is great and no acting experience is necessary. Likewise, all of your friends and...

  • How to Separate Audio From Video

    Most individuals have watched a video, online or elsewhere, and wished that they could have a copy of the audio alone for personal listening on their CD or MP3 player. Thanks to the wonders of...

  • How to Make a Bike Camera Mount

    A filmmaker may need to figure out a way to film a scene while quickly moving. A good vehicle to use for this is a bicycle. In order to use your bicycle to film, you will need to build a mount...

  • How to Make a Flip Album Compatible With Video Format

    Your Flip camcorder is great at capturing MP4 videos, loading the videos onto your computer, and providing some very basic editing functionality in FlipShare (the program that launches upon...

  • How Light Is Used in 3-D Glasses

    To understand how light, 3-D glasses and 3-D projectors work together, you need to understand that your brain uses information from your eyes to sense "visual depth." Imagine that someone throws a...

  • How to Send a Package to Universal Studios

    Universal Studios is one of the largest film and television production studios in Hollywood, with a decades-long list of successful films and other projects. The company has branched out with...

  • How to Find a Producer

    You've written a script or you have a great TV show idea--now you need the producer to make your dream a reality. A producer is the person who shepherds a movie or TV show from idea to finished...

  • How to Transfer Digital 8 to PC

    "Digital 8" (properly known as "Digital8") videotape is a type of 8mm videotape used by certain brands of digital video camcorders. While the format has been abandoned for the smaller and...

  • Script Supervisor Job Duties

    A script supervisor is a film technician who works beside the director on the movie set. General qualities needed for the job are excellent organizational skills and an unerring eye for detail....

  • How to Make Videos Free

    Making videos is an easy process and doesn't require high-end, professional equipment and software. As long as you can get access to inexpensive equipment, you will be able to produce your own...

  • What is 4D Animation?

    Building on the popular 3D animation, 4D has added a time and space concept to it's dimensions. Animators are now capable to move an object around its own mirror image. This has been a...

  • How to Sell Your Screenplay

    You think you've written the next Star Wars saga or the Matrix Trilogy and are ready to have your script bring you all the fame and fortune that some screen writers are renown for. Well lets begin...

  • How to Make an Zombie Film

    There is a belief that making a zombie flick is easy: all you need is a few buckets of blood splattered liberally over some unsuspecting friends. And this, unsurprisingly, is mostly true. Any...

  • Technicolor Ultra High Resolution Process

    The Technicolor process as introduced in 1916 was a two-color additive process that employed double projectors to superimpose the two-color components of the picture on the screen, one through a...

  • How to Be a Movie Extra in Chicago

    When considering the moviemaking industry, most people immediately think of Hollywood. What many do not know is that the city of Chicago has a vibrant and bustling film community. The third...

  • How to Make a Movie Website

    The internet and the film industry have developed a mutually beneficial relationship. Particularly for independent filmmakers, the internet is a valuable resource for publicizing and distributing...

  • How to Set Up Professional Lighting for a Video

    Lighting is an integral component to any video. By simply lighting a video properly you can make something simple look a lot more professional than it really is. Luckily, you don't need a lot of...

  • How to make a film like the movie Paranoramal Activity

    Just out in theaters is the motion picture Paranormal Activity. The special thing about this movie is that it is a ridiculously low budget film that uses one, relatively cheap, camera. No sets...

  • How to Remove Macrovision from VHS Tapes

    Commercial video tapes used a process called Macrovision to keep the tape from being copied. Some titles have never been updated to DVD, so making a copy of them is vital to be able to continue to...

  • Pinnacle Studio Tutorial

    Pinnacle Studio is a relatively inexpensive video editing program available for the Windows operating system. Made by Avid, Pinnacle Studio allows both novice video editors and professionals to...

  • How to Make a Montage

    Montages consist of a set of scenes that show the passage of time, a progression of events, or an emotional transition. Dialogue is usually replaced by a song or a composed score. Whether you are...

  • How to Use a Redbox Machine

    You may have noticed Redbox machines popping up here and there through your normal shopping. The Redbox is a brand of video rental options that are typically located in grocery stores, McDonald's...

  • How to Use a Steady Cam

    Steady cams, occasionally known as steadicams, are devices used by video and film camera operators to utilize handheld cameras, which are capable of navigating through small spaces, while...

  • How to hire the right PA

    PAs can make or break your film shoot success. Knowing how to identify the right person for the job will make all the difference for your project. Below are some helpful tips.

  • Pinnacle Studio Troubleshooting

    Pinnacle Studio is a powerful video editing tool. Specifically designed for non-professionals, the software makes it easy to edit your own videos, add titles and include special effects. There are...

  • DIY Shotgun Microphone

    A shotgun microphone is an extremely directional sound amplification device, meaning that it is very sensitive to sounds originating in front of the microphone and highly insensitive to sounds...

  • Flash Movies Tutorial

    Adobe Flash is a powerful program that you can use to create animated movies. The software is easy to learn and simple to navigate for beginners, while including plenty of advanced features that...

  • How to Get a Million Views on YouTube

    Everyone wants the world to see their videos, but few videos reach over 20,000. There are supposedly one BILLION views on YouTube every day, so here is your chance to grab a chunk of that. I will...

  • How to find the ISO of your video camera

    ISO (International Standards Organization) was a term coined in the days when there was only film, so traditionally it refers to film speed and determines its light sensitivity. Similarly with...

  • How to Make Dungeon Walls With Foam Board

    If you're constructing a medieval set for a movie or play, you'll probably need to make a dungeon at some point. Foam boards are an ideal material to use for constructing a theatrical dungeon. ...

  • How to Make Custom Backdrops for the Movies

    Creating a visually appealing backdrop is an important part of building a good movie set. The backdrop you construct should blend into the scene, providing visual support without making itself...

  • Tutorial on Chroma Key in Pinnacle Studio

    The film editing program Pinnacle Studio enables users to take advantage of its chroma key toolbar and green screen technology. You can film actors in one setting and replace it with a different...

  • Advanced Steadicam Techniques

    The Steadicam is a camera stabilizing system introduced in 1976. It features a vest and a counterweight attachment for your video camera, designed to keep the camera frame as steady as possible as...

  • How to Convert 8mm Movies

    While shooting home movies on 8-millimeter (mm) film can preserve your most personal moments, it isn't a practical choice when it comes to lugging an 8mm projector and screen to someone's house...

  • How to Make a Superhero Movie

    Making a superhero movie, much like making any movie, requires a lot of time, research, and preparation. Fortunately, a superhero movie gives you the liberty to use your imagination, working...

  • A Hands-On Guide to Creative Lighting

    When creating a television, film, or web video production, it is vital to remember the importance of lighting. Without appropriate lighting, the ambience of your scene will be lost, or worse: the...

  • How to Start a Web Show

    Do you dream of having your own web show? Do you have a creative spirit? Are you an actor? Do you have a lot of fun with your friends? You may have the makings of a popular web show. If you’ve...

  • How to Become an Extra in Movies

    You want to be an actor or an actress, but you don't know how to break into the business. Why not be an extra. Casting directors are seeking extras every day!

  • How to Make an Independent Movie

    The opportunities for newcomers to break into a cash-strapped Hollywood may be continuing to shrink, but the combined accessibility of screenwriting software and filming equipment has fostered a...

  • How to use color correction to get a gritty look in Final Cut Pro

    This is a brief rundown of a good Final Cut Pro color correction technique to get that gritty black & white look seen in such movies as Raging Bull, Eraserhead, and Pi. If you don’t want black...

  • How to Fund your film using the internet

    You will learn how to fund your film using only the internet. If you have written a screenplay then most likely you have tried to receive funding. Finding funding is not always easy and is almost...

  • How to Convert a 35mm Movie Film to DVD

    As 35mm film naturally degrades and deteriorates in quality over time, it might be wise to consider transferring your old films to DVD. You could go to a professional service and pay hundreds of...

  • How to Make Fake Glass

    Making fake glass to spray and explode for that exciting action sequence in a movie can be done with silicone rubber and a food processor. Learn to expertly create fake glass with advice from an...

  • Making Smoke Emitting Squibs

    Filming a gun fight calls for smoke emitting squibs, which are the same as blood squibs, but without the blood. These explosive charges can go under a shirt, in a box, or be done digitally, which...

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