Articles, tagged with "short films", page 2

Stock footage is being used extensively these days, owing to the fact that they are a cost-effective solution for video production. Read this article to find out more about stock footage and why they are hugely popular among movie and documentary makers. ...

Easy to use The Google Nexus One is very user friendly. The several screens are easy to explore and within minutes users can get the most out of their phone. Already installed apps are Facebook and Twitter so photos and film are just a few clicks away fr...

In these technology days, writing a review for a movie before its released it really hectic work.With the advent of media, most of the people are able to know what happening around them, and sometimes they are trying to know what happening in the world al...

Rajiv Jain ICS WICA, Indian Cinematographer - Director of Photography Inside View By Christine Markee Rajeev Jain's DP credits include Army, Badhaai Ho Badhaai, Carry on Pandu, Kadachit, Kalpvriksh - The Wish Tree, Mirabai Not out and Pyar Mein Kabhi K...

Rajiv Jain, Indian Bollywood Cinematographer - Profile Interview Series Vol. #4Rajiv Jain Cinematographer Extraordinaire by Aason HyteArmy, Badhaai Ho Badhaai, Carry on Pandu, Kadachit, Kalpvriksh – The Wish Tree, Mirabai Not out and Pyar Mein Kabhi...

One of the main reasons to reviewing the movie is that if any audience wants to go to a movie, they must know the details of the movie and some various factors that increase the expectations and some camera behind works. And some of the important news rel...

In these days, it is typical issue to write a review before advance screener of a film. Now a days lot people around the world are watching these reviews before the film should be released. The major motive behind reviewing the movie is to decide ...

Ahhhh...The Three Stooges...Classic slapstick comedy and an American tradition. Who hasn't seen a Stooge classic film short? But, who were these men who brought their caustic brand of physical comedy into our living rooms and theaters? We all know them...