Only Perry knows how to combine references to Superman, Dr. Seuss and Riverdance into this funny and informative episode. Learn how to create and light a green screen in a small space on an even smaller budget. Getondownhea!
The biggest difference between professional and amateur setups is the look of the lighting. You can light like the big boys and get great results if you know a few simple secrets. In this episode Chuck shares 5 tips for lighting faces, so you can make your subjects look great in any setting.
Having some key items to go along with your light kit is essential when it comes lighting. In this episode we take a look at some items that should be included with your kit to prepare you for any production.
Chromakeying high-tech green screen footage may seem like magic, but getting it right is a decidedly lo-tech affair. Eric Franks explains the technology behind the magic to help you get good results.
Into the Blur - Focusing for Effect
There are many factors that come into play when composing a good looking shot. One technique that is most common in the world of videography and cinematography is making use of the depth of field. This episode our focus is focus and how you can improve the look of your shots with just a few simple steps.
Creative shooting requires creative thinking... and creative positioning. You need to be selective to show your viewers unique perspectives. Chuck shares 5 shooting tips to help you get creative with your camera.
Creative shooting requires creative thinking... and creative positioning. You need to be selective to show your viewers unique perspectives. Chuck shares 5 shooting tips to help you get creative with your camera.
A time compressed movie of a Digital Juice artist painting a Juice Drop image from volume 30,lifeSHADES. This originally took 6 hours to complete but has been compressed to two minutes.
Good video starts long before you sit down to edit: it begins in the camera with good lighting and strong shot composition. In this episode, we'll take a look through the lens to help you compose yourself so you can frame up fantastic shots.
Eric discusses 24p and the film look as he explores how technology can give your video more cinematic appeal. but getting it right is a decidedly lo-tech affair. Eric Franks explains the technology behind the magic to help you get good results.
Just because your studio doubles as your garage, doesn't mean you can't deliver some great looking shots. By thinking outside of your box, no matter how small it is, you can pull off shots your clients will love.
D. Eric Franks will search for the mysterious dropped frame, explain why 24 FPS isn't necessarily 24 FPS, bust the myth of BNC, deconstruct LaserDiscs and travel to Fraggle Rock in this Tech Triva edition of TechKnow.
One turntable and a microphone... and a camera... and some lights. Give your clients a high end look with little effort by putting a new spin on shooting product shots.
You don't have to wait for a new HD workstation to use HD Jump Backs. In fact, they'll let you do some pretty cool stuff in your SD system. Here are 5 tips to show how the free Juicer app lets you make the most of HD animations in your SD productions.
What better way to end Season One of Production Notes, than to recap and answer some viewer's questions. In this episode Perry trys to answer as many of your questions as he can about the what's, why's, and how's of Production Notes.
What's white to your eye isn't always white to your camera. The color temperature of light affects what your camera records. An understanding of white balance and a few fundamental, pragmatic techniques can make your video look more professional.
What better way to end Season One of Production Notes, than to recap and answer some viewer's questions. In this episode Perry trys to answer as many of your questions as he can about the what's, why's, and how's of Production Notes.
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