Let’s check out this new Kickstarter project for a HOOP ring light stabilizer for your camera, action cam or smartphone. Well, the logic is sound. Filmmakers love ring lights (whether it’s a nice CAME-TV rig or a DIY one you can make...

The trailer for director Richard Linklater’s latest film, Where’d You Go, Bernadette, dropped this morning to fans’ delight. Based on a popular 2012 comedy novel by Maria Semple, the film will follow Bernadette Fox, who is...

Learn how to shoot and composite a double exposure sequence. One of my favorite TV show intro sequences is the one from the first season of True Detective. The technique used allows communicating both images and shapes, which...

Let’s go to the movies! I don’t know about you, but I love a good movie compilation. Some of the best come from Sleepy Skunk, who use certified bangers to mashup each movie together. The...

It’s time to take music videos seriously. As you may know, we here at No Film School do something a little different for our end of the year lists. Acknowledging the fact that taste is a supremely subjective matter,...

How do you get as many people as possible who might like your film to actually see it? For the filmmakers of Meow Wolf: Origin Story, it meant exploding the theatrical scene on as many screens as possible… but for just one...

Hey editors, want to create a little holiday magic this year? Ah, the holidays! It’s a time for giving, joy, and themed videos that give everybody a nice chuckle and warm fuzzies. If you’re gearing up to churn out some of...

What if the best movie of 2018 went under the radar? There were a ton of massive movies in 2018, but with so many blockbusters at the box office, it’s easy to miss some of the year’s best films. That’s why it’s nice to see Looper compiling this...

Who needs Disney for nostalgia? Netflix is on one. Hot off Roma’s opening weekend, it’s sight set squarely on Oscar validation, we get more details for the anticipated prequel to the beloved...

Perfectly restored with an added soundtrack, you can now experience the Paris of the 1890s as the filmmaking pioneers themselves did. Open Culture recently posted about this footage from Auguste and Louis Lumiere, two of the first filmmakers who ever existed. You may...