So you've written a script! Awesome! Now it's time to turn that script into a film. Here's how to create a shot list.

Finding music you can use legally in your video can seem like a daunting task. We’re highlighting music resources that make the process easier. 

Whether you want to look great for your next Zoom call or just shoot a new video, it's easy to improve your video lighting with these tips.

Want to make videos but don’t have professional camera equipment? We have great news. The solution is probably in your pocket.

A quick trip to the hardware store and a couple bucks can get you steady shots on a budget. We'll show you how, here.

Don't have a microphone to capture sound with? Fear not, our phones make great audio recorders. We'll show you the basics.

Captions and subtitles allow your videos to reach a wider, global audience. Here are the ins and outs of what makes them different, and equally useful.

If you have a business, you should be creating videos regularly. Here's how to begin promoting your stuff.

It"s important to stay organized and in control of your equipment while on the road. Here"s how to travel with ease.

Do you know where you are? You"re in the jungle, baby! ...Right? I missed the establishing shot and now I"m confused.

Most films are riddled with tiny mistakes known as continuity errors. Learn how to identify — and avoid! — these pesky things.

The nets helps with film funding, but — alas! — most crowdfunding projects fail. Here's how to up the odds of reaching your goal.

You"ve shot awesome footage for your video resume. But it looks much awesomer when it"s edited.

In my last post, I delved into pre-production. Now, I"m sharing tips from my Skillshare class on how to shoot your video resume.