This playlist includes the following videos – if you’d like to share your camera experience, please contact FilmCourage.com here.
(Watch the videos on Youtube here)
A First Time Filmmakers Experience With A RED Epic by Jack Marchetti
Pros and Cons of the RED 6K DRAGON by Pascal Payant
4 Reasons To Buy A Panasonic GH4 Camera by Ryan Haggerty
Why I Bought A Black Magic Camera Over Renting A RED Camera (includes test footage)
Canon C300 Is The Best Camera I’ve Ever Used For Natural & Available Light by Dean Peterson
iPhone Filmmaking Advice by TANGERINE Filmmaker Sean Baker
Recording Sound with a Zoom H6 and Rode NTG3 on a Movie Set by Justin Arbabi
How To Get The Best Sound On A Movie Set by Production Sound Mixer Mark Ulano of THE HATEFUL EIGHT
OZO Is The Right Virtual Reality Camera At The Right Time by Guido Voltolina
Virtual Reality Gives People The Chance To Revisit The Past by Guido Voltolina
Blackmagic URSA on the DEADLY REUNION Movie Set
What It Was Like Being One Of The First Filmmakers To Use The RED Camera by Mike Hedge
Best Tips For Taking Care Of A Movie Camera by A.J. Rickert-Epstein
Passing A Camera From Car To Car While Filming A Car Chase by Gareth Evans & Iko Uwais of THE RAID 2
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DSLR Tips For Filmmakers by Kevin Knoblock
The Best DSLR Tips For Beginners by Andy Gillies & Joe Haas
Filming A Movie With Two Red Cameras by Dan Mirvish
We Shot QUICK TO DUCK On The Red Camera With A 4 Person Crew by Robin Mountjoy
Why I Bought A Red Scarlet by Ryan Koo
I Can’t Wait To Try The Black Magic And C300 by Nicolas Alcala
No One Thought The Digital Bolex D16 Was Possible by Elle Schneider & Joe Rubinstein
Comparing The Digital Bolex D16 To DSLR Cameras by Elle Schneider and Joe Rubinstein
100 Changes To The Digital Bolex D16 by Elle Schneider & Joe Rubinstein
How We Are Keeping The Cost Down On The Digital Bolex by Elle Schneider & Joe Rubinstein
Fixed Focus Fixed Aperture Lenses For Digital Bolex D16 by Elle Schneider & Joe Rubinstein
Expect Hidden Features With Digital Bolex D16 Release by Elle Schneider & Joe Rubinstein
An Unforgettable Camera Trick Used In A Horror Film by A.J. Rickert-Epstein
Filming A Movie On An iPhone – Lessons from TANGERINE Filmmaker Sean Baker – Full Interview
Nobody Knew We Filmed TANGERINE With An iPhone Until After Its Sundance Premiere by Sean Baker
Why I Decided To Shoot My 5th Feature Film On An iPhone by Sean Baker
Shooting A Feature Film On A Canon T2i by Tom Sachs of A SPACE PROGRAM
Canon C100 Was The Perfect Camera For A Debut Feature (And To Capture Clowns) by Evan Kidd
Affordable Filmmaking Gear For Beginning Filmmakers by B.L. Garrett
What Filmmakers Will Love About The OZO Virtual Reality Camera – Full Interview with Guido Voltolina
Top 4 Reasons I Bought A Black Magic Production Camera For My Next Movie by Kyle Valle
Why I’m Excited To Film My Next Movie With The Canon C300
and Nikkor Lenses by Oscar Robles
Why We Filmed Our Web Series On A Canon C100 by Kalani Hubbard
Blackmagic Production Camera Is A Great Camera For First Time Filmmakers
Canon 7D: Shooting A Music Video by Val Borovinskiy
Canon 7D: Shooting A Sci-Fi Horror Film (Lenses Included) by Christopher Moonlight
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