Tutorials

In today’s episode Ted is joined by commercial cinematographer, Josh Tree Park as they walk us through 3 cinematic character introductions. These t...

Here’s a quick and dirty lesson by accomplished DP, Julia Swain on how to use a light meter and why it can improve your lighting game if you don’t ...

Have you ever been inspired to recreate scenes from popular films? Today we are going to follow along with Nerris and DP, Eric Lombart recreating t...

In this weeks episode, Ted is joined by Andy Rudzewski, an accomplished DP with numerous commercials, TV and feature films under his belt. Today, h...

In today’s episode, Ted is sharing 7 essential rules to consider in how to tell a story using lighting. As always, there is always more than one ‘r...

Soft light is a quality of light that tends to wrap around the subject being illuminated, casting diffused shadows with soft edges. Soft light char...

Lighting a bar scene can be tricky because the setting is usually dark but needs a lot of color and it just has a lot of moving pieces to it. In to...

Understanding how different types of light affects your subject can be essential in creating a look that can help improve your skills as a cinemato...

Lighting for photo and video can be as diverse as the various types of lenses, today we will be discussing 6 of the most common types of lighting f...