Standard YouTube Embed code is …boring! The standard embed code that YouTube gives you is…okay. It isn’t amazing, it’s just functional. For example if you you want the viewer to start somewhere in the middle of the video, maybe because you are quoting that part of the video or maybe because you want to fast-forward […]
Adding voiceover to your iPhone videos allows you to create more interesting content. Here we show you how.
Getting your logo, animation, or other custom content onto your iPhone video isn’t hard. Here we show you how.
You have your video, it’s edited together perfectly, but it still seems like you are missing something. MUSIC!
Sometimes the iPhone’s sensors think a video is recorded at a wrong angle. Here we tell you how to fix your video.
In our final tutorial on how to shoot better iPhone videos we cover some useful accessories including monopods, lapel mics, and iPhone lenses.
In this second iPhone video training video we will give you tips on how to light, frame, and do some advanced editing of your videos.
Need to shoot a video but don’t have a camera? Use the one in your iPhone! In this video training series we give you tips to shoot better iPhone videos.
[Note: we moved this post to our online film school, Indie Cinema Academy, since that is a better place for it.] As point of view (POV) camera image quality increases, they are being use more and more in projects with high production value, including feature films. As a result film techniques and support gear of the past […]