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In the world of video editing and image postproduction, understanding key factors in colorimetry is essential. Learn about psychology, references, monitors, white balance, and lighting.
Learn step by step how to install the most used editing software in the film industry with Raúl Barreras Avid Media Composer is one of the most widely used nonlinear video editing software in the audiovisual industry. And no wonder: its great stability and ability to work with numerous video and audio inputs ensure good quality playback of your projects, and are at the height of the demanding professional standards. To help you take your first steps with Avid Media Composer, film editor Raúl Barreras (@raul_barreras) explains step by step in the following video tutorial how to download the program for free and how to create your user and your first project:
Discover these documentary films full of personal stories to mark the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks
Writing a documentary proposal isn’t just about selling your idea to other people. A documentary proposal helps you to think about what your film is really about. It insists that you think clearly and creatively about your idea and that you’re able to tell people what it is in an enticing way.
A cinematic documentary is a genre of filmmaking that combines elements of traditional documentary storytelling with cinematic techniques often found in fictional narrative films. These techniques may include stylized cinematography, compelling sound design, dramatic music, creative editing, and visual effects. The purpose of a cinematic documentary is to present factual information and real-life stories in a more visually engaging and emotionally evocative manner, thereby enhancing the viewer's experience and connection to the subject matter.
Discover 10 film directors who have revolutionized the audiovisual industry Today, there are many female directors whose work is acclaimed by critics and audiences, and who have shown that women have much to contribute to the world of cinema, an industry historically dominated by men. Over the decades, a growing number of women have managed to break barriers and make a name for themselves as filmmakers. In this post, we will focus on some of the most outstanding directors from recent years who have revolutionized the audiovisual industry with their innovative style, their powerful stories, and their unique vision. Do not miss this list of ten film directors whose talent is sure to inspire you. 1. Isabel Coixet Isabel Coixet is said to have started making home movies when she was given an 8mm camera for her first communion. Today, with a career spanning more than three decades, she is one of the most prominent film directors in Spain. Her work is known for exploring themes of identity, love, and heartbreak, and her elegant and sophisticated visual style has made her one of the most internationally recognized filmmakers. Some of her best-known movies include "My Life Without Me," "The Secret Life of Words," and "The Bookshop." In addition, her work has been awarded numerous times, including more than seven Goya awards, a Feroz award, and the National Cinematography Award in 2020.
The Rings of Power is the prequel to the historic works of J.R.R. Tolkien: find out why everyone’s talking about the plot, characters, cost, and more
It’s back, demonerds! As "Stranger Things 4” gets its long-awaited release, we take a look at some of the top inspirations behind the show
Discover iconic and surprising Easter eggs and references in the saga's story, sets, costumes, and more
Find inspiration for your next creative project with the UK’s largest movie archive sharing works by world-class filmmakers
From Star Wars to Toy Story, discover concealed artistic references, messages, and other winks from directors
From moody cowboys to musicals, dive into ten feats of cinematic storytelling from the 94th Academy Awards, available to stream online
Speed up your video editing process with these keyboard shortcuts, and optimize your Premiere Pro workflow with top tips Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most widely-used video editing programs in the audiovisual sector thanks to how easy it is to use and the wide range of features it offers. When it comes to professional video editing, speed and precision are key. That’s why these essential shortcuts might just revolutionize your experience working in the software. Mastering them will improve your workflow and help you to edit faster, more smoothly, and help you get the results you want.
Discover women shaping the film industry and their films in genres including action, horror, documentary, and comedy
From Korean classics to Old Hollywood talkies, stream films from around the world with these free online movie archives
Goya, Dalí, Edvard Munch... discover the famous paintings that influenced some of cinema's most iconic film scenes
Learn the basics of color correcting and color grading video footage with this post-production software
From heartwarmers to lively musicals, tales of underdogs to unlikely friendships, discover some of the best mood-boosting movies
Explore the National Film Board of Canada's collection for thousands of free-to-stream titles from the public media producer
From Wall-E to Mad Max, plug in the surround sound and discover these incredible examples of sound design
Discover how to make the most of the tools offered by Adobe's image editing software When it was first released in 1990, Adobe Photoshop started out as a basic image-editing program; thirty years on it's evolved to become the must-have tool used by millions of creative professionals to make their visions a reality. Featuring multiple possibilities for filters, effects, plug-ins, customizable tools, and endless creative resources, the program enables all kinds of creatives to edit their photopraphy or illustrations without limits.
As Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone turns twenty, we look at surprising facts about the making of the movie
From Edvard Munch to Judy Chicago, discover the well-known artworks that inspired the creators of Squid Game
Celebrating the release of "The French Dispatch", Domestika teachers share their favorite signature Anderson scenes so far
From actors who could've been to box office hits, here’s some behind-the-scenes trivia about your favorite horror films
Discover the best advice on how to create videos like a pro, with filmmaker and photographer Rafa Jacinto
Learn to edit videos in Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve with these Domestika audiovisual experts Great video editing can transform the way we experience audiovisual content. Editing sets the pace, style, and tone of the movies, series, and videos that we watch every day. In our list of 10 courses below, Domestika experts will teach you how to master the most sought-after video editing programs for audiovisual projects on the market. Whether you're interested in using Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve, you'll learn to get the most from these programs the best way possible: doing it yourself!
Watch this video tutorial and learn essential shortcuts for working with the most widely-used program for editing video Adobe Premiere Pro was released in 1991 and, 30 years later, remains one of the most widely-used programs in the audiovisual sector. As well as offering a wide range of features and boasting an intuitive interface, its time-line based editing system has revolutionized the way we make videos and improved workflow with options to add multimedia resources, soundtracks, and much more. Alex Hall (@alexhallfilm) is a video-maker, editor, photographer, and director of photography for the talk show Berlin After Dark. For over a decade, Premiere Pro has been Alex’s go-to program for editing footage.
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Learn the basics of how to develop a successful audiovisual documentary, with Jose Garcia and Rene Strgar Got a great idea for a documentary but not sure where to start? In this beginner’s tutorial, London-based filmmakers Jose Prada & Rene Strgar (@jrvisuals) run you through the essential elements you'll need to consider when making a documentary. Prada and Strgar have worked for an impressive range of clients, including Ford, L’Oréal, Red Bull, and Zara, and like all good filmmakers, they have had to adapt in style and tone when approaching each story. Favoring a documentary-style of filmmaking, they’ve picked up a lot of knowledge along the way, from how to iron out concepts, research their subjects, and edit their footage. Check out their tips in this video!
