In this video, we take a look at the DaVinci Resolve Interface and explore the Media page.

A quick review of Roger Deakins - BYWAYS. BYWAYS is a new monograph, featuring the still photography of Oscar-winning cinematographer, Roger Deakins.

Here are my Top Tips to help you with your Location Scouting. A great location can really make your video or film stand out.

In this video, we take a look at Artlist and how you can use it to find the perfect music for your videos.

In this video, we take a look at setting up a new project and the project settings menu in DaVinci Resolve.

Setting up your Databases in Davinci Resolve is one of the first things you will have to do. In this video, we cover everything you need to get you started.

In this video, we take a look at Sport Videography and How to Film Sports Videos.

In this tutorial, we take a look at the DaVinci Resolve Clone Tool. This is one of the best ways to transfer and backup your footage.

Here are my Top 10 Books for learning Cinematography and Filmmaking. There are a lot of books on cinematography and filmmaking, I put together this list of some of my favourites. There are even a couple that are meant more for photography that are incredibly useful for video work as well.

What is False Color? In this video, we take a look at what False Color is. False Color is one of my favourite tools to help me get the correct exposure for my shots.

n this video, we take a look at the Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve Workflow for Color Grading.

Let's take a look at everything you need to put together your first lighting kit, all for under £1000!

Getting perfect skin tones when grading is not as complicated as it might first appear.

In this tutorial, we take a look at 3 Different Ways To convert LOG Footage to REC. 709.

Log footage can be tricky to deal with if you're unfamiliar with working with it and so here are 3 different ways you can convert it to REC. 709 to make your life easier when it comes to grading.

Learn how to set up a Book Light to help achieve soft diffused light in a small space. A Book Light is one of my favourite ways to diffuse light and an incredible thing to have in your cinematography toolkit. Not only is a Book Light a great way to save space when working in smaller locations, but it is also a very affordable option.

In this cinematography basics video, we're taking a look at how you can create 3 different looks from the same composition.

ShotDeck is the perfect website for when you are looking for cinematography references.

If you've listened to the Wandering DP Podcast or watched Patrick O'Sullivan's YouTube channel, you have also probably heard him mention "The Framework". In this video, I explain my understanding of what exactly The Framework is and how you can implement it into your own work.

Day for night is not something I've needed to do before, and so I thought I'd give it a try, to see what I could achieve with a budget lighting setup.

In this video, I show you how to create your own lighting diagram objects from scratch using Adobe Illustrator. You can of course use whatever program you would like, I just chose Illustrator as that was easiest for me. Design isn't my strong point! I put together this FREE pack of Lighting Diagram Objects to help get you started. Hopefully, this video will explain everything you need to start creating your own diagrams and new objects that you might need.