A blog (a shortened version of “weblog”) is an online journal or informational website displaying information in reverse chronological order, with the latest posts appearing first, at the top. It is a platform where a writer or a group of writers share their views on an individual subject.
Why Sony Adding 4K 120P Video to Their Zv-E1 Matters for Content Creators
In the ongoing competition among major camera manufacturers like Canon, Sony, Panasonic, and others, the primary focus often revolves around increasing the pixel count. This trend is evident in Canon’s R5 camera, which boasts 8K capabilities, capturing the attention of the market despite potential shortcomings such as lower frame rates.
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Will SAG Extend Their Negotiations With The AMPTP And Avoid a Strike?
The SAG-AFTRA strike is imminent if a deal with the AMPTP is not reached in the next few days, but there is a potential compromise on the horizon. Instead of going on strike, SAG may choose to extend their agreement with the AMPTP and continue negotiations.
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Is This the Focal Reducer Your Red Komodo Needs?
While focal reducers were popular during the era of Micro Four Third cameras, their usage has diminished with the rise of full-frame cameras in the market. However, with the recent advancements in Super 35 sensors by cameras like the ARRI Alexa and RED Komodo, there is speculation about the resurgence of this old technology. Joshua Chiara, the founder of Nodal Cine, believes in its potential comeback and is introducing the Nodal One Focal Reducer. This PL to RF focal reducer aims to rival Metabones and provide filmmakers with a wider range of fields of view that they often need to crop.
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Please Stop Showing Wes Anderson Your TikToks
Regardless of one’s belief in auteur theory, it is widely acknowledged that Wes Anderson possesses a distinctive visual aesthetic and style in his films, which he meticulously crafts over extensive periods of time. Every camera movement he employs is executed with utmost precision, and his sets and decor are characterized by an exceptional level of detail.
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‘Extraction 2’ Director Sam Hargrave Explains Why It’s Important to Make a Bad Short
At No Film School, we strongly advocate for the creation of short films. They offer a valuable opportunity to test and improve your skills in writing and directing, while also being relatively simple to produce, allowing you to gather a group of friends and shoot it, resulting in an amazing on-set experience.
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How Did Edgar Wright Help Change ‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One’ For The Better?
When you’re involved in the process of making a movie, regardless of its scale, there reaches a point where fresh perspectives are needed. This applies to both independent films and major blockbuster sequels that dominate the summer season.
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Here’s What You Can Learn From That 22-Minute Oner From Extraction 2
Extraction 2, the highly anticipated sequel to the action-packed Netflix film featuring Chris Hemsworth, has been generating significant attention recently, and for good reason. The latest buzz revolves around an impressive extended shot, often referred to as a “oner,” which lasted approximately 22 minutes (or 21 minutes, depending on the source).
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An Apple Exec Foolishly Confirms “It’s All About the Money” When It Comes to the WGA Strike
An anonymous Apple executive’s interview, which went viral, has caused a stir on the internet. Conducted by Rick Ellis of AllYourScreens, the interview delves into Apple’s approach to managing their TV business.
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Why Does Wes Anderson Cite “A Bigger Experience” as Part of His Inspiration
A recurring topic of discussion on this website is the concept of one’s unique artistic voice. Whether you’re a writer or a director, your voice represents your perspective on the world and how you translate it into ideas for film and television.
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Are the Laowa Ranger Compact Cine Zooms Enough To Compete?
In the past, prime lenses were the preferred choice among cinematographers due to their superior quality and speed, while zoom lenses were often considered lacking in these aspects. Moreover, zoom lenses were typically priced at a premium. However, the landscape has recently changed with the introduction of more affordable zoom lenses into the market.
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