A DIRECTOR PREPARES: VISUAL SCRIPT BREAKDOWN
Learning how to approach a task can be far more interesting and valuable than learning how to ‘do’ a task. In 99% of the…
Learning how to approach a task can be far more interesting and valuable than learning how to ‘do’ a task. In 99% of the…
Many filmmakers who work in post will already have a library of effects and alpha footage. There are plenty of free online alpha stock footage…
Back in 2009, Australia’s Queensland Tourism began an advertising campaign for “The Best Job in the World” which sought applicants for a caretaker job, earning…
Filmmaker, Producer and Sound Engineer Tony Errico’s work has included 15-years of television productions, music production and he’s the founder of production company Tiger Dreams,…
Let’s assume you’re a budding composer/musician/recordist and you’ve been lucky enough to snaffle a job writing music for a film or TV show. How…
Action cams have become one of the staples of modern videography and it has to be said that the most popular of all the…
Multiple Oscar winning film editor & sound designer Walter Murch‘s distinguished 50-year career reads like a ‘best of’ list of feature films. His work…
Atmosphere, track laying and panning. No, it’s not an essay on the Australian Goldrush, but a master class in sound editing. Though there may…
Costly and difficult? Only if you want them to be. We take a look at a few key pointers on creating your own bone…
Welcome to part three of three, or as Bob Seger put it, “The Famous Final Scene” (no one quotes Bob Seger anymore). This issue…