Production
The Power of B-Roll: Creative & Strategic Uses You’re Overlooking in Brand Films
Hero shots get all the attention. They’re storyboarded, pre-lit, approved by the agency, and often eat half the schedule. But B-roll is the glue.
Some would say the most important part of the filmmaking process. On set, decisions become frames. Lighting diagrams, grip solutions, exposure math, and camera builds that move fast without losing taste. Communication habits, safety, continuity, and audio that post will thank you for. Flicker fixes, mixed-light tactics, and “make the day” coverage patterns.
Production
Hero shots get all the attention. They’re storyboarded, pre-lit, approved by the agency, and often eat half the schedule. But B-roll is the glue.
Production
What's the difference between Muslin & Magic Cloth?
Sound
Room tone is probably one of the most underrated moments on set. This one is for the sound folks.
Production
Nobody writes a coffee policy, but every set has one.
Production
There’s a different kind of deadline now. We’re not talking about a recap or a glossy case study; we’re talking about near-live commercial content—clips, cutdowns, sponsor spots, and micro-ads that publish during the event, while the moments still live.
Production
The extra take often protects egos more than footage. It’s not always important to the work, so when do we do it and when do we say no?