Hello filmmakers! This week I answer your questions with another filmmaker Q&A. This time I go over how to sound design your film.
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An Electronic Press Kit is a digital document that has various information and images about your film. It’s a vital piece of marketing for your film when submitting to film festivals and making sure it’s the best it can be is a key piece to getting your film accepted into festivals. So let’s go over all the things that need to be included for an electronic press kit for film including some tips on how you can really make your film EPK shine.
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Recently I’ve got a lot of requests from all of you about how I edit my videos and what editing program I use. So I wanted to go over my complete premiere pro editing workflow and give you a taste of just how I edit my videos.
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When picking a frame rate for your film, you might be surprised to discover that there's a rainbow of choices to choose from. So let's go over the different types of frame rates and why you might choose them for your film.
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LOG is a camera profile setting that allows you to shoot a super flat image. What I mean is that you can capture footage that has more dynamic range, giving you extra details in the shadows and highlights. The resulting image when shooting in LOG might not look very flattering, but it will actually give you much more flexibility in post because it's retaining more information. Thus you'll have the ability to push the image farther in color correction, allowing you to get unique and different looks without overly crushing blacks or losing details.
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You've worked out all the kinks for shooting your film remotely, and now you're ready to jump into post production, but hold on there because it's still not smooth sailing yet. So here's some tips on post production workflow for your remote film shoot.
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For this month's Filmmaking Q&A I'll go over some basic color correction tips as I show you how to do basic color correction in premiere using Lumetri color!
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Post Production is where the real movie making magic happens, so making sure you know the correct indie filmmaking Post Production stages is key to making sure your post production process goes smoothly.
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For this month's Filmmaking Q&A I answer how to multiply yourself in a video with duplicate camera tricks and an adobe premiere pro duplicate tutorial! This month Dave asks "How do you have two of you on screen at the same time?" Great question Dave! So this one of the classic clone camera tricks that dates back to silent film days. It's basically a split screen effect.
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