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Add to this list of tutorials archives and resources for filmmakers. Cream of the crop or well covered niches.
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PCF, which runs Video WTF, also makes a site called Make Internet TV, an introduction to video making that covers choosing a camera, lighting, sound, editing, publishing, promoting, etc. Here it is: http://makeinternettv.com/ |
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I suggest a couple: Further links disallowed but here are the names to search: |
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Freevlog is a good one. Ryanne has a whole series on how to plan, shoot, edit, and post a "web documentary" using a flip camera and iMovie: http://freevlog.org/learn Check out the "Telling Stories" series. |
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146 Video Tutorials great for learning all kinds of basic Tricks & Techniques: http://www.izzyvideo.com/ |
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I'm a fan of Videomaker.com myself. |
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I few that I don't see - The DV show is another good one. They have a small price member service, but I've gained some good information from the regular podcasts. Lynda.com many free tutorials on the very basics of programs. Yearly($300) and monthly(25, i think) to access the rest. Larry Jordan & Ken Stone e-newsletters |
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dvinfo.net has an excellent forum. |
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thedvshow.com helped me over the past 4+ years |
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