Blood isn’t always the easiest thing to fake, but some productions have really gone above and beyond in achieving realism. Learn more about the common techniques used to create stage blood.

Motion smoothing is a form of video processing that generates new frames between existing frames as a method of reducing motion blur and creating a smoother video. Learn more about this feature and in which context it’s best used for!

When filming emotional scenes for a production where tears would help make the story more compelling, actors must be able to produce tears on cue. Some actors can do this with ease while other actors need a little help. Learn more about the tools used to help actors cry on cue!

In film, the term “hot set” refers to a film set that is being actively used. Learn more about why it is important to label hot sets and how you can find experienced crew and other film resources in Nevada to help you with your production needs!

In film production, rushes, also known as daily rushes or dailies, refers to the unedited raw visual and sound footage from the day’s shooting. Learn more about why rushes are an important part of the production process!