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When we film interviews for corporate videos, we almost always capture overlay footage, often called B-roll. It’s a simple step during filming, but it can
Sometimes the most valuable footage you capture isn’t the shot you planned. In fact, sometimes it solves a mystery. Let me explain. The Time Extra
If you’re planning a video project, one of the first questions you’ll likely ask is: “What information does a video production team need to deliver
For the past three years, in the quieter gaps around work and family life, I’ve been working on a personal documentary project. This summer I
When planning a video shoot, one of the most common questions communications and marketing teams ask is: should the presenter use an autocue, ad-lib the
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