The Why, The Where and The When to Move the Camera: Using a Dolly on Mr. 3000
Posts Tagged ‘Cinematography’
Training Your Eye – Lighting for Cinematographers
Many say that the light meter is dead with digital. I disagree. It is the only tool that you have in your box that can measure what you love.
Hurlbut Returns Podcast
I joined the NeedCreative Podcast again this week. We talked about the art and science of cinematography and then did a mini-workshop. I go into story scenarios and how I would light and lens them.
Educational Event for Filmmakers in LA
I’ll be speaking Saturday, February 23 at 1:00pm in San Fernando with insider information on getting the best out of the new 4K Canon arsenal, Canon 1DC tests, post workflow and etiquette — how the elite team rolls out.
Digital Cinematography vs Film: Tides are Turning
As I embark on a long creative, exciting journey on Need for Speed with DreamWorks, I wanted to share some of my most recent findings from a five day camera test that pushed every camera to its breaking point.
Creating a Beauty Light with a Book Light
My Book Light tutorial on how to build it and why it is so useful. Plus, how I got started in this business.
Cinematography Education: Upcoming Events in NYC and Austin
As cinematographers, our storytelling camera tools change on a monthly basis, and trying to keep up with all of this is a daunting task. However, the two core tools of storytelling that never change are light and composition.
The KNOW Tour by StillMotion
In the winter of 2012, I had the amazing opportunity to teach side by side with a gifted storyteller. Patrick Moreau and I were both speaking for Canon, educating about how we were similar (filmmakers and storytellers) and different in our unique approaches.
The Importance of Camera Tests
We have so many new digital tools at our disposal that you cannot just pick them up and start shooting with them. Treat your new digital camera like a new film emulsion that needs testing.
Storytelling through Composition
Many of you have expressed an interest in composition: what makes a good frame or a bad one. There are a few classic frames that I customize to give them flare. I think this will help all of you find your compositional voice.
Portable Lighting with the Rosco LitePad Kit
I am always in pursuit of new lighting technology, and this Rosco LitePad kit knocked me out with its size, versatility, color and punch.
Infusing First Person POV Into Mountain Dew GAME FUEL MW3
In mid-October, I got a call from McG to see if I was available to do a Mountain [...]
An MCS Cage Adds Versatility to Your Creativity
Whether you love your 5D, shoot weddings with a Sony FS-100, shoot music videos with your 7D, or [...]
Lighting Basics: Going With What is Available
The exciting thing about the Arri Alexa, F-3 and the new wave of DSLR’s is their high ISO range to minimum [...]
Shane Hurlbut, ASC Master Cinema Series
Over the past 3 years, my team and I have shot 2 feature films [...]
The Importance of Being Mobile
“Have a safe flight. Someone from production will pick you up.” How many strange [...]
The Need For Speed: The Little Things That Increase Set Up Count
After completing the Navy SEAL movie Act of Valor, my team and I created a workflow and camera [...]
"Sports Authority" with the The Kessler V3 Crane and Revolution Head
When director Peter Odiorne asked me to shoot Sports Authority “Shoe,” the [...]
Marshall Goes Rugged with HDMI Conversion – by Tim Holtermann
In a previous blog entry, Shane talked about the 5D MKII and how it integrates with [...]








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