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Animated clip from the trailer for airplane disaster / shark horror movie No Way Up
Sharks on a plane! Cinematographer Andrew Rodger talks cult hit 'No Way Up'

By George Cairns Published

INTERVIEW Cinematographer of chart-topping movie 'No Way Up' talks the kit and technical approach behind the disaster-horror hit

INTERVIEW
London, United Kingdom; Kellie Wells (USA), right, competes in the women's 100m hurdles semifinals during the 2012
If sport isn’t sexist, why do Olympic camera operators need to be reminded of the correct way to film female athletes?

By Leonie Helm Published

News "Women athletes are not there because they are more attractive or sexy" says Olympic Broadcasting Services, following sexist camera coverage

News
Screenshots of the Movavi Video Editor 2024 software
Movavi Video Editor 2024 (24.6.0) review: make your social feed pop

By George Cairns Published

Review Convert your long rambling clips into slick social media sequences complete with eye-catching graphics, transitions and effects

Review
Woman feeling frustrated by her laptop whilst editing
I have to turn down well-paid work because my laptop just can't cope with editing video from modern mirrorless cameras

By Hannah Rooke Published

Opinion Is modern video work paid enough given the tech required?

Opinion
Anthony Rubinstein on the set of the video
Canon challenges director Anthony Rubinstein to edit full music video and stills in under 48 hours using the new EOS R5 Mark II

By Leonie Helm Published

News The end result – a two minute and 26 second music video, but does it look any good?

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¡Suerte!
'Shot on iPhone' is no longer a meme! As Apple TV film is shot on the iPhone 15 Pro Max

By Kalum Carter Published

News Short film ¡Suerte! was shot entirely on an iPhone and features some extremely impressive visuals!

News
Two photos of a person standing on a mountain, one with a red cross and one with a green tick overlayed
"It makes my blood boil" – an entire generation has got video wrong (and AI makes it worse)

By George Cairns Published

OPINION As an old-school video maker, it makes my blood boil to view vertical portrait-oriented shots on a horizontal widescreen TV. But can I bring myself to shoot vertically?

OPINION
Blackmagic Video Assist 5 3G video monitor outside
Blackmagic Video Assist 5 3G review: a small but not quite mighty video monitor

By James Abbott Published

Review Blackmagic Video Assist 5 3G Blackmagic Video Assist 5 3G is also its worst enemy with some hard-to-swallow limitations

Review
Blackmagic Video Assist 7 12G HDR used outside in a wooded area
Blackmagic Video Assist 7 12G HDR review: all-round high-end performance

By James Abbott Published

Review The Blackmagic Video Assist 7 12G HDR is a mighty beast that makes shooting a breeze

Review
This video taken in Madagascar in 2017 shows a Chtonobdella leech taking a small jump followed by a big leap to the ground.
Leeches can jump – yes, jump – and it has been caught on video in a world first

By Leonie Helm last updated

News Leeches are more than 266 million years old, and while some eat other animals, most are sanguinivores, or blood eaters

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