by Alistair Brook | Apr 1, 2020 | Equipment Information, Featured Equipment, Filming and Photography, Hardware, Tutorials, Uncategorised
Here’s a quick look at the steps you need to take in order to set up the Canon 80d filming...
by Alistair Brook | Mar 24, 2020 | Filming and Photography, Hardware, Tutorials
When using a DSLR or TV camera for video I would always heavily advise against using it “handheld”. This is because, to put it bluntly, it pretty much always looks terrible and unprofessional. The issue is that it introduces a lot of micro jitters to the footage (on...
by Alistair Brook | Mar 23, 2020 | Featured Posts, Filming and Photography, Tutorials
Quick Overview Two most important things in making a video look nice are camera framing and lighting.Use rule of thirds. This breaks an image down into 9 evenly sized boxed. Position the subject on these thirds and make them look across camera. Position the subject...
by Alistair Brook | Oct 25, 2019 | Filming and Photography, Hardware, Tutorials
The way cameras work can be complex and confusing, so here’s a little guide to try and explain things a bit better. Firstly, understanding how a camera works will make everything else make more sense. Essentially the two big parts of a camera are the lens and the...
by Alistair Brook | Oct 2, 2019 | Software, Tutorials, Web
Slick Carousel is a great little slider script for sliding any kind of content. There are full instructions available on Slick’s website, but it doesn’t explain how to get it to work on Codepen. This post explains how to do this. Once...
by Alistair Brook | Oct 2, 2019 | Tutorials, Web
Building your long-form multimedia page is reasonably straight forward. We’ve provided you with a pre-built HTML, CSS and JavaScript framework for you to copy and work with. Locating the framework and downloading The framework is hosted on...
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