Video QuickTips is the show that brings you tips and techniques to help your produce better video. Whether you are producing for fun or profit, or both, host Bill Mecca will give you techniques to improve the look and substance of your productions.
Cables, connectors, adapters, tapes, cards all over the place! What to do? Keep your eyes open and stay organized. Video QuickTips brings you some organizational tips in Episode 54
As camcorders get smaller and the increase in use of DSLRs in video, many are looking for a better way to support their camera. Episdoe 53 of Video QuickTips takes a closer look at one alternative.
Video QuickTips reviews the omnipresent DSLR Shoulder Rig, also refered to as the Spider Steady in this episode of the show that brings you tips and techniques to help you produce better video.
Will it go round in circles? Yes, and quite inexpensively too. In this episode of Video QuickTips we take a look at a Do it Yourself turntable. Great for product shots to add a bit of movement, and just because it's fun to make things go right round like a record.
Using a teleprompter can help your on-camera talent. But they can be expensive. In this episode of Video QuickTips we take a look at an inexpensive teleprompter solution. Video QuickTips the show that brings you tips and techniques to help you produce better video.
last episode we talked about the CN 160 LED on camera or kicker light. I spoke of an alternative metal mount, so let's see what happened once it arrived in the mail.
Inxepensive LED lights for video are all the rage, but there is a weakness, adn some ways to combat that weakness. Video QuickTips, the show that brings you tips and techniques for better video sheds some light on the subject.
Video requires light, lights require power and sometimes batteries are the best alternative. LED Lights, this time on Video QuickTips
How to tape two actors in one scene? Think about Triangles. In this episode of Video QuickTips we show you that and talk about the 180 degree rule.
Using green screen to record someone speaking to the camera and they mess up their lines? Here are a few tips that can help save time and the shoot