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5 Tips For Cutting A Great Demo Reel
If you want to grow your business and acquire new work, you’ll need to market yourself. And one of the best marketing tools is a demo reel.
If you have corporate clients, you’ll likely find yourself producing lots of talking head videos. Here's how to make them cinematic.
As editors, timelapses are one of the most popular ways we can communicate moments gone by - so check out this free offer from Filmpac.
Today, we’ll help sort through the noise, and identify 3 new video trends you need to keep up with (and 3 you need to leave behind).
Warp Stabilizer is a must-know editing effect in Premiere Pro. Here's what it is, and how to use it in your productions.
If you can learn to edit a great trailer, you’ll build more hype for your video and get in front of more viewers.
In this video, we're going to be cutting a branding spec ad for Alaska Airlines, using only stock footage and music from Filmpac’s library.
The most common video transitions are cuts and dissolves. In this article, we’ll explain what each one is, and when to use them in the edit.
When it comes to explaining white balance, it’s important to first understand why it’s needed in the first place.
EQ is probably the single-most used and useful audio effect out there. We'll break down what it is, and the different types of EQs.
Every video creator has heard the word, “Reverb”. But many don’t fully understand what it is, how it works, and when to use it.
In this clip, a mysterious woman figure is walking toward the vertically expanding light, communicating a wide range of abstract meanings...
Today, we’re going to dive into what slow-motion footage actually is, how to achieve it, and when to use it.
Finding that perfect piece of royalty-free music can be a part of the edit that filmmakers dread. Here's how to find a song quickly.
This essentially allows for an editor to package up a project file and ALL of its linked assets spanning multiple drives and asset types.
From the abstract to the future of technology, and from beautiful aerials to intimate family moments, Filmpac has you covered!
You finished editing your video in Premiere Pro - so now what do you do? You need to decide between a host of export options. Let me help!
These days, most video and cinema cameras can record raw files. But do you really need to use them in your projects?
Stock footage clip of a clean, modern, work environment can help tell a number of stories, and just might be the perfect b-roll shot...
24p looks more “cinematic”, it’s generally what you’d expect to see movies, documentaries, and high end commercials.
For the last two decades, the term “vlog” has been transformed from an obscurity to a household term. Here are 3 key elements of a good vlog.
One of the hallmarks of a good video is the ability to take viewers through multiple levels of emotion. This free song does just that.
With the rise of content primarily consumed on a phone screen, shooting vertical video is an important skill for any filmmaker to have.
If you're a filmmaker, you’ve probably come across the term “Royalty-Free”. But what does this really mean?
Stems are simply isolated audio files of the different components of a song, so you can alter a track to better fit your edit.
There are few things more synonymous with vintage filmmaking than the projector. Here's a free 4k clip download of one.
There are many ways to edit videos on both mobile and desktop applications, however, if you’re looking for professional, powerful software...
We hope that this clip, and the rest of our tech collection can help tell your stories, documentaries, films, etc. in an effective way.
There are tons of great audio effects in Premiere Pro. In this video, we break down some of our favorite ones, and how you can use them.
There are plenty of technical terms in video production. This video focuses on understanding sample rate, bit depth, and bitrate.