For the launch of his newest album, Mike wanted a video that would capture attention while providing a look at his quirky sense of style. He ended up with the Adult Swim-worthy clip for “Escape the Noise.”
Using 2D elements is a simple way to add a lot of fun and energy to your videos. You can add them in small instances, or they can comprise your entire aesthetic.
The 2011 release of Final Cut Pro X produced the kind of major drama within the editing community that would be right at home in a movie. Now it is.
DJI’s “ultraportable” drone folds up small enough to fit in your jacket pocket, but it packs a lot of amazing features into that minimal space. Get all the details in our in-depth review.
Even the best 3D modelers can spend days on assets that only end up existing as background. Using 3D models from Pond5 instead can save some serious time.
Replacing logos and signs is a great way to customize your footage. When the camera is moving, you need to track the movement to realistically replace a graphic.
Vertical video skeptics now have a reason to flip their editing timeline. Instagram’s new IGTV (Instagram TV) allows users to upload up to one hour of vertical video content.
Wallop Film director Martin Glegg shares the story behind the making of the company’s Pond5 short, viewing a worldwide obsession through a unique and impactful lens.
To celebrate the launch of our new DJI Aerials collection, we’ve got a DJI Mavic Air Fly More Combo (a $999 value) to give away to one lucky filmmaker.
