Add some swashy flair to your projects. Until April 30, 2017, you can get Mark Simonson’s Bookmania Bold free. Read more
In the third of our series on shooting commercial stock in public environments, we navigate the tricky waters of buildings and other landmarks. Read more
Vinnie’s love of storytelling is reflected in his footage. With each clip, he strives to tell a story — if not a whole one, at least a piece of the puzzle. Read more
Find out more about our three new exclusive collections and how they can help your video projects. Read more
Our flirtation with Vine was short-lived, but we did have some good times. Here are our favorites. Read more
This London-based photo agency bridges artistic endeavor with commercial success through a combination of passion, persistence, and gut instinct. Read more
We endorse these stock footage gaffes from this campaign. Read more
Vadim Tereshchenko has followed up his popular LA hyperlapse video with one that whisks us through Manhattan. Read more
Amsterdam-based Anna Sidorchik lets ambience and emotion inform her filmmaking. Read more
Exclusive contributor Nate Brubaker talks about the “adventure of a lifetime” that resulted in his epic new Wyoming reel. Read more
Till December 31, 2016, you can download Alejandro Paul’s new typeface, Henderson Slab Bold, for free. Read more
Living near the Rockies, Alex Robinson loves to get outside when he’s filming. Although when it comes to filming bears, he prefers the safety of his car. Read more
Created by Sean Wells with footage from Dissolve, the video for this stoner-pop song explores social media envy. Read more
Need people (or equipment, music, or money) to make your film? Or have those to offer? These networks will connect you. Read more
For these Canadians, “place” inspires them in a kind of filmmaking ad-lib. Read more
These people just *might* be playing that game. Read more
Exclusive contributor Polina Rabtseva is adding director to her c.v., signing with Detour Films. Read more
In the final instalment of our series on using montage, we look at how repetition can mesmerize. Read more
Facebook has been busy — rejigged News Feed, celebrity deals, two-person broadcasts, waiting rooms, and masks and effects. Read more
Brothers in filmmaking, Adam Leeman and Jon Augustavo are driven by bizarre narratives, lean crews, and wheatgrass shots. Read more