Chad Brown and Drew Renner are two individual event cinematographers who brought their creative and unique talents together to form Shade Tree Films.
Learn more (including some great tips!) in our interview with Co-founder Chad Brown.
Jordan Presseault, Cinematographer and Editor for Cinema Works Entertainment (www.cinemaworks.ca), specializes in DSLR filmmaking. Cinema Works’ portfolio includes music videos, weddings, corporate films, and this year they’ll be adding a feature film to their portfolio – completely shot on DSLR. Read the interview with Presseault to learn more about his upcoming projects, NewBlueFX, and more.
Creating incredible video is an art, and an artist always needs to have the right tools in order to streamline their workflow and maximize creativity. These tools can be found in our Video Essentials series. With Essentials you can enhance moods using Color Fixer Plus (the go-to tool of the pros), or focus on the bride with Rack Focus, even remove wrinkles and scars with a few clicks using Skin Touch Up, and use any of the hundreds of time-saving presets at your disposal. There are so many reasons why Video Essentials are among the top-selling plugins from NewBlue. Check them out for yourself.
In this video tutorial, Ian Stark shows how to use Video Essentials II to quickly and easily swap one color for another in your video.
Michael Y. Wong commenced this journey as a dreaming hobbyist and storyteller only four short years ago. Today, MYW produces wedding and corporate films that rival the storytelling and production value that is usually only seen in feature films.
