These tips are good for all cameras but because first generation DSLRs records compressed h.264 which they are especially good. 1. Decide ahead of time if you want low, mid, or high key lighting. This depends on the mood you want for the scene. These cameras record a 4:2:0 color space … [Read more...]
I'm excited about the Canon C500. It seems this camera will keep Red and Arri and Sony on their toes. This camera offers two full-RAW options at 10bit 4:4:4 at 60fps: 4096 x 2960 for capturing motion pictures, and 3840 x 2160 for 4K TV. It also features half-RAW options (also at 10bit 4:4:4 but … [Read more...]
Regardless of whether you’re shooting a scene for your short film, capturing interior footage for a documentary, or conducting a corporate interview, location lighting can be both challenging and rewarding. It’s a rare occasion when you can point a light directly at someone and have it look … [Read more...]
"I have worked with John on several commercial shoots as well as industrial films. His direction is always clear and concise, yet leaves room for an actor's creativity. When I get hired on a project and I hear John is involved, I know that I'll be walking onto a professional set where the quality standards will be high."
Yvonne Perry
Actor
Yvonne Perry, AEA SAG AFTRA
“As a director, John has a keen eye. But what I admire the most about John is the way he gently and playfully coaxes the very best out of the people, both on and off set, that have the good fortune to work with him." - Sandra Bargman SAG, - AEA
Sandra Bargman
