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Three Ways to Shoot an Overhead Video

Learn how to use a tripod, a boom pole, or a mirror to capture a shot from up above.

How to Shoot Video with a DSLR Camera

Chris runs through the fundamentals of ISO, shutter speed, aperture, white balance, and different lenses. Download the cheat sheet below!

Choosing a Microphone for Your Video

Optimize your shooting environment and use quality recording devices to up your video creation game.

How to Get Started with Adobe Rush

This is why you might want to “rush” to use one of Adobe’s newest apps to edit your videos.

Tips for Shooting a Travel Video

From choosing a format to shooting with an iPhone, learn how you can make a brag-worthy travel video.

5 Quick Tips for Making an Effective How-To Video

Creating a how-to video doesn't have to be complicated—if you have these tips in mind.

Tips for Shooting on a Budget & Production Gear Advice

Chris and Trevor shoot the breeze about shooting on a budget, and run through some of their essential day to ...

Lighting on the Fly

A minimal and flexible philosophy for lighting your video on any budget.

Product Review: The Marantz Turret

A gear review of what we loved about the Marantz Turret — — and also perhaps what we didn’t.

How to Shoot Professional Instagram Stories for Your Business

Level up your stories with these fresh tips for shooting and editing video.

How to Create Motion Graphics in Keynote for Your Next Video

With just a few steps, you can take an animation made in Keynote and export it as a video file. ...

Shoot a Striking Timelapse Video with Your iPhone, DSLR, or GoPro

Whether you’re using an iPhone, DSLR, or GoPro, here’s what you need to know before shooting a timelapse video.

How to Make a 360 Real Estate Video

Using 360 video for real estate is the next best thing to showing off your house in person.

Introducing Soapbox by Wistia

Turn your laptop into a video studio with our free Chrome extension. Record, edit, and share videos in minutes!

5 Shooting and Editing Tips from Skateboarding Videos

Skateboarding is a tricky craft to master, but shooting and editing awesome video doesn’t have to be.

5 Ways to Fix Your Shot in Post-Production

It’s shakier than you thought. It’s completely washed out. The framing looks weird. Don’t fret! Learn about how to fix ...

Why You Should Buy the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM Lens

Video producer Chris Lavigne explains why this $125 lens is a favorite in his collection.

6 Quick Tips for Looking Good on Camera

Our video team shares their go-to tactics: lights, camera angle, makeup, and more!

How to Produce a Stop Motion Video

Trevor explains how to set up a DIY stop motion studio, shoot an animation frame by frame, and edit footage ...

How to Make a DIY Music Video

Dan Mills deconstructs four types of music videos that he’s created with his network: stripped-down live performance, one-shot, storyline, and ...

Shooting Your Laptop Screen

Learn our technique for making your screencasts more exciting by putting them in context.

4 Ways to Use a Drone to Enhance Your Business Video

Trevor walks through 4 use cases for our flying friend: group shot, handheld stabilizer, the reveal, and neighborhood view.

7 Adobe Premiere Lessons from Editing My First Video

Community manager Margot offers her time-saving, stress-reducing tips for Adobe Premiere Pro beginners.

Behind-the-Scenes Production Tips From a One-Shot Parade Video

Chris Lavigne breaks down the concepting, pre-production, and production tactics behind the most ambitious shoot we’ve done at Wistia.