Tag: Filmmaking

Free Download Karl Taylor – Real Estate Filmmaking
Content Source:https://visualeducation.com/class/real-estate-filmmaking/
Genre / Category:Film & Media
File Size :1.6GB
In this filmmaking class, Karl and the team film on location in a stunning property with ocean views.  As he works to make the property look its absolute best on video, Karl teaches you a host of useful tips and techniques to help you produce your own pro-quality real estate films.  You’ll cover essential equipment, including lights and modifiers, as well as things to consider in terms of camera settings, focal length, and exposure.  Staging the property to optimise its appeal is a key aspect of the process. Karl shows you how to remove unsightly clutter and add tasteful props to create occlusion and accentuate a home’s best features.  You’ll also learn how to plan your shoot to make the most of the available natural light at different times of day, what frame rate and lens to use, the value of drone footage, the importance of point of view, and much more.

Free Download Karl Taylor – Colour Temperature in Filmmaking
Content Source:https://visualeducation.com/class/colour-temperature-in-filmmaking/
Genre / Category:Film & Media
File Size :129MB
In this filmmaking class, Karl explains colour temperature and shows you how to adjust your camera settings to achieve the right colour temperature in your videos.  Beginning by explaining colour temperature and the Kelvin scale on which it is measured, Karl illustrates the difference between cold (blue), neutral (white) and warm (orange) light.  He then shows you how to adjust the White (or Colour) Balance setting on your camera to suit (and, if necessary, neutralise) the colour temperature of the light on set.

Free Download Calum Waddell, "Images of Apartheid: Filmmaking on the Fringe in the Old South Africa "
English | ISBN: 1474450024 | 2021 | 280 pages | PDF | 2 MB
Images of Apartheid: Filmmaking on the Fringe in the Old South Africa is an exploration of the low budget, black-action cinema that emerged in South Africa during the 1970s and led to subsequent gangster and race-conflict films that defined an era of prolific genre activity, from Joe Bullet (1973) to American Ninja 4 (1990). Contextualising and documenting the cheap, government-funded ‘B-Scheme’ films, largely unseen since the fall of the National Party, but also acknowledging the impact of international co-productions such as