Back-to-back film production refers to filming two or more movies as one production that will be edited and released as multiple films. Learn more about back-to-back film production!

Learn about the different methods used to eliminate screen flicker when filming digital screens!

Parallel editing refers to a continuity editing technique that illustrates how two or more events are related and occurring simultaneously. Learn more about parallel editing!

A whip pan, also known as a swish pan or whip shot, is a type of pan shot in which the camera moves so rapidly from left to right or right to left (x-axis) that it creates a blur effect. Learn more about the kind of visual effects you can achieve using the whip pan shot!

In filmmaking, a hot brick is a term used for a fully charged walkie talkie battery, and a cold brick is a dead walkie battery. Learn more about how walkies are tracked on set!