It's always a good idea to know as much as possible about all the tools at your disposal. With a little exploration you might find there are tools out there, other than the obvious Adobe choices, that perfectly suit your daily tasks and workflows.

In this tutorial series, we’re looking at ways to add creative motion to a documentary video, with a specific eye for practical and portable solutions that don’t infringe on your ability to tell a good story.

Every studio starts with an empty room, and that's where we start with this series. Along the way, we'll talk through all the decisions that go into building and using a do-it-yourself video setup.

Welcome to our Adobe Photoshop in 60 Seconds series. Learn a new Photoshop skill, feature, or technique in just a minute!

Photography is big
These lessons are very small
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Brushless gimbals have ushered somewhat of a revolution for video producers, from the hobbyist to the professional camera operator. A video camera on a gimbal has enabled us to achieve smooth, floating-like camera movement on all kinds of shoots, including features, commercials, documentaries, weddings, and even home movies.