John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon on September 26th 1960 The first televised U.S. presidential debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon on September 26th 1960 remains one of the most significant moments in political history. It was a watershed event that not only changed the course of the election but also underscored the [...]
We all know the power of video in today's digital age. People love watching videos, but being in front of the camera can be a different story. Whether creating content for marketing, education, or personal branding, projecting confidence on camera is crucial for engaging your audience and achieving your goals.By doing it and then gaining [...]
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This article was published on 23rd July 2018. Link to the original article is at the bottom of the post By: Katie Pritchard Success with video marketing in 2018 hit a new high - with more and more companies (including small to midsize) realizing the power of putting their team in front of the camera. Despite [...]
You can actually damage your business by using BAD video I know this because I have seen people lose £1,000's in 3 minutes because of poor video quality. I see it every day, people using video for "business" yet they have not taken the time to find out how to make it look and sound [...]
Vertical Video Cinema pictures and Television has always been displayed in a horizontal (or landscape) format. Yes, there have been 4:3 aspect ratios that seem almost square to us now, and there have been various "flavours" of widescreen images over the years, yet it is effectively a horizontal format. This is how the human eyes [...]
Using video for stage presentations-Part 1 When you are planning to use video as part of your use presentation from stage, the presentation of your video will need to be planned and coordinated carefully. Ideally, your presentation is rehearsed and your lighting and sound technicians need to be able to easily turn the lighting off [...]
The biggest problems with modern day cinema Mainstream cinema seems to be entering a strange phase of its creativity. Our multiplexes are now packed with the showing of sequels and remakes and it seems filmmakers are rapidly running out of ideas. The 2016 award-winning films were somewhat diverse in nature, and some were extremely thought-provoking [...]
Fix it all in post…Lytro Cinema Camera If you have been following the British Cinematographer magazine for the past five years or more (and I hope you have) you will have seen various discussions about the Lytro camera and the implications for cinematography going forward. My original article was written rather tongue in cheek, yet [...]