Posts in the Production category, page 9
Production (posts 185–208)
Peep these production tips and tricks and get rolling with video.
- Behind-the-Scenes Production Tips From a One-Shot Parade Video
Chris Lavigne breaks down the concepting, pre-production, and production tactics behind the most ambitious shoot we’ve done at Wistia.
Chris Lavigne - Make Your Videos More Accessible With Captions
Julian Moiwai explains why ordering captions should be a permanent item on video production to-do lists.
Meryl Ayres - How Fulcrum Labs Decides When to Make a Video
CEO of Fulcrum Labs, Patrick Weir, told us all about how they decide when to use video, and how their ...
Meryl Ayres - How to Create a Visual Story with B-roll
B-roll footage will bring your next video to life! We outlined five tips for capturing B-roll shots that work.
Meryl Ayres - From Sight to Sound: Composing Music for Film and TV
We interviewed a composer about everything from music’s influence on the viewer to the nuts and bolts of film scoring.
Meryl Ayres - Storytelling and Authenticity at Sandwich Video: An Interview with Adam Lisagor
Adam Lisagor has become famous for his unique product launch videos. Learn more about his motivation, his process, and his ...
Meryl Ayres - Conducting Great Interviews: A Meta-Interview with Sarah Green
Sarah Green of Harvard Business Review shares her tips for conducting a great interview!
Alyce Currier - What to Do with Your Hands on Camera
How to add energy to your video using your hands, and what to avoid.
Kristen Craft - Recording Audio for Business Video
Make sure your message is crystal clear by making your video sound as good as it looks.
Chris Lavigne - Democratizing Video Across Teams with the Wistia Camera Cart
How we built a camera cart to empower more teammates to make videos.
Chris Lavigne - Who’s Making Your Videos?
We conducted a survey to see how companies are managing their video efforts.
Ezra Fishman - The GoPro Boldly Goes
The GoPro is waterproof, pretty durable, and inexpensive enough that you can gamble its fate. Sometimes, risking it all results ...
Chris Lavigne - Embracing the GoPro’s Wide Lens
Taking advantage of the GoPro’s wide-angle lens for unique shots.
Chris Lavigne - Mount That GoPro Up
Get to know some GoPro mount options with a music video!
Chris Lavigne - Shooting a GoPro Timelapse
Shooting a timelapse of a scene or event in your workplace is a fun way to capture office life.
Chris Lavigne - Meet the GoPro: A Whole New Perspective
This week, Wistia will be saluting the GoPro camera.
Chris Lavigne - 7 GoPro Lessons I Learned from Pretending to Be a Videographer for a Week
What faking it at a wedding taught Dan about shooting with a GoPro.
Dan Mills - Our Favorite iPhone 6 and iOS 8 Video Features
Improved exposure control, stabilization, autofocus, and more!
Chris Lavigne - Shooting Stable Handheld Video Footage
Just because your camera isn’t on a tripod doesn’t mean your footage has to be shaky. Tips to keep handheld ...
Meryl Ayres - 6 Reasons to Make an Animated Video
When should you opt for animated video?
Kristen Craft - Video Faux Pas: Unintentional Jump Cuts
You may already be familiar with the disorienting transitions known as jump cuts, or maybe “jump cut” sounds like a ...
Meryl Ayres - iMovie Editing Tips: Getting the Most Out of Simple Software
The editing world can be vast, complicated, and expensive. Keep it simple with these iMovie tricks!
Danielle Bushrow - 4 Techniques for Proofreading Your Video
A few simple techniques for detecting issues in your own video work.
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