The majority of my corporate shoots are in locations I’ve never been before. We average five to 10 destination weddings a year. They require working out of suitcases, taxis and hotel rooms with limited time and resources. Filming at home in a studio is one thing, but bringing your filmmaking productions to Hawaii, Mexico, Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, England, Canada and everywhere in between is another. Over the past decade, I’ve made many traveling mistakes in my destination filmmaking. I’m going to try to help you avoid those mistakes.

How are you delivering your video product? All the filmmakers and photographers I know deliver their videos and slideshows in one of three ways. They burn to standard DVD...

Sony A7S : Top Five Reasons To Own One Now There’s nothing I hate more than new technology and nothing I love more than what new technology does for our filmmaking.

Of the hundreds of photographers and filmmakers I know, only four offer both. Why? Isn’t it easer than ever these days to find affordable equipment and...

Time for a friendly competition between Glidecam and Movi. Full disclosure: Freefly Systems, which makes the Movi, is the sponsor of our NYC Photo Plus

Wedding videos used to be simple: Record the wedding and just put it on VHS or DVD. Today there is a battle between filmmakers...

What has changed since you bought your GoPro? Maybe it’s still in the box, or perhaps you haven’t purchased it yet...

GoPro is on fire! The company started in 2004, and has seen its sales double every year since. On February 7, the company announced it’s going public...

It’s holiday time, and the newest electronics are on store shelves beckoning you to become the first of your friends to have the next-generation game console, television, Bluetooth stereo or home security system. You also may have noticed the sudden appearance of 4K televisions

A few years ago, when cellphone video was new, the thought of ever using that video for professional applications seemed ridiculous. As a producer of video since the days of Betacam SP tape cartridges...