You don't need special equipment to give your documentary a boost in motion. Jump on a platform that moves, such as an escalator, elevator, boat or a bike.

Before gimbals, drones, and sliders, documentary filmmakers used cars to capture dynamic motion. Today, cars are still a simple solution for adding motion to...

Gimbals can take a lot of time to setup, balance and use, so can you use one on a fast paced documentary?

There are a few ways to add dynamic motion to your interview shot, but the challenge is not ruining a part of the interview with too much motion.

Ever heard the Andy Warhol quote, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes"? The future is here, and everyone has at least 15 minutes of...

In this tutorial, I'll teach you to how to master the explanation (or "explainer") video format to share your big idea.

If you've already brought a slider along to your documentary shoot, you can achieve more creative motion with a few slider adjustments.

Sliders can introduce dynamic motion to documentaries in many ways, including establishing shots and slides over static photographs, but portability is...

A jib can add a lot of production value to your video, but when does it make sense to use one on a documentary?

Your choice of music can be everything when it comes to your video project. We've put together some of our favourite pieces, loosely categorised to make it...

One of the simplest ways to add motion to your documentary is actually by leaving your camera alone for a few hours, while it captures a time lapse.

There are many ways to add creative motion to your documentary video, without sacrificing story. How do you decide when you should use a slider, jib, or...