Backlighting is an important part of lighting design in filmmaking. Learn more about the different effects you can create with backlighting!

The “walk and talk” refers to a type of storytelling technique in which two or more characters have a conversation as they are heading towards their destination. Learn more about this fun storytelling technique!

Shot reverse shot, also known as shot/countershot, is a continuity editing technique in filmmaking used in dialogue scenes. Learn more about how to set up a shot reverse shot and how you can find professional production crew for your next project!

In filmmaking, a close up shot is a shot taken of a character or object at a close range so that viewers are able to see much greater detail on the screen. Learn more about the different types of close up shots and their purpose!

Whether it is used for practicality, drama or comedy, slow motion in movies adds a multidimensional layer of artistic expression that reveals so much more with its manipulation of time, space, and movement. Learn more!