Recent content by shluk

If it's a show, I agree with the above. However, if it's just a party and you need to shoot people drinking, dancing, etc. a DSLR is perfect for the job. use mainly a wide lense (even a fisheye if you have one) , and I recommend buying a cheap mounted light like this...

obviously, the plan is no matter what camera we eventually buy, only high quality lenses

So here's the thing. Me and a friend have started a small business for video shooting and editing about a year ago. we have a JVC HM-100 which is great for what we do usually which is shooting parties, family events, etc. But now we want to upgrade and buy a camera which will be better for...

I'm a beginner filmmaker, and I would like to buy a 3 light set for 400$ MAX. I'm pretty new at this, so I don't know the practical differences between red head, CFL, Leds, or whatever. I've looked a little through eBay and saw some interesting offers...

Isn't there another stabilizer you can buy that does the trick? I've seen all kinds of people talking about different rigs around the internet that are good for low budget. Making one out of PVC Pipes seems a bit too much DIY for me.

http://global.ebay.com/DSLRVCR-Shoulder-Mount-Rig-Shoulder-Mount-Connector-Follow-Focus-Matte-Box/130592130980/item I'm currently on a low budget so the maximum I can spend on a rig is 300$ I currently shoot with JVC HM100, and in the future I plan to purchase a Canon 60D. I need a rig that...

Hi, I've just finished 11th grade and next year I gonna have a film project. I've seen the graduate's films and they all had problems with lighting. When they changed the angle of the shooting the lighting looked completely different. Suddenly weeker or stronger in a very unrealistic way. Is...