Frame.io blogger Bryant Frazer examines the impact of the video game industry on storytelling with the development of new technologies.

Much of her camera angles focus on capturing unusual views, a literal representation of one of her artistic goals.

As working-from-home become the new norm, video production teams across countless industries have had to adopt new approaches.

YouTube’s latest Culture and Trends Report examines how people used video to connect and find community during the pandemic.

New Video in Business Benchmark Report from Vidyard found a 135% increase in the number of videos created at work or for business in 2020.

The UK’s National Theatre presents Shakespeare’s masterpiece in a cinematic journey that embraces the architecture of the theatrical space.

This poetic, languorous (and award-winning) documentary features a family effort to rescue and heal black kites in Delhi as the city deals with social upheaval.

A roundtable discussion with the broadcast engineers involved in the Howard University NextGen TV Broadcast Collaborative.

“Only Murders in the Building” editor Shelly Westerman will join Bobbie O’Steen at NAB Show New York’s Insight Theater Oct. 25 at 3 p.m.

“The tools are literally telling you as a creator, ‘You now have more power in your hand, go do something with it.’”

Aidin Robbins and Eric Matt shot a documentary in the Alps and across glaciers. Learn how they managed both mountaineering and filmmaking.

Sports cinematographer Domenick Satterberg charts the history of NFL Films and reveals the camera techniques he uses to capture the action.