Footage from two cameras can tell the same story while appearing to come from different worlds. One angle may have cooler shadows, stronger contrast, or more…
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Interview footage often looks simple on the shoot day: two people, a few cameras and a conversation that flows naturally. In the edit, however, long-form…
A review edit is a shareable working version of a film, interview, advertisement or social video that lets clients and collaborators assess the story before…
Changing a clip from normal speed to 1.25x, half-speed or a fast time-lapse effect usually makes people think of exporting a new file. That process decodes…
High-definition footage gives you sharper images, but it also creates large files that can slow down an edit, fill a laptop drive and make online sharing…
For plenty of Australian families, the camcorder was the heart of holiday memories. Whether it was filming a sunset over the Twelve Apostles, capturing kids…
Converting and editing 360 degree video for virtual reality requires a different workflow from ordinary widescreen footage. A spherical camera captures the…
Filmmakers who shoot on location often return to their edit suite with a memory card packed full of clips that need the same treatment. Instead of dragging…
Australians are generating more video than ever, from wedding videographers shooting on the coast near Noosa to YouTubers streaming gameplay from a share house…
Video files become large because they store a great deal of visual and audio information every second. Resolution, frame rate, colour depth, sound quality and…