There are different options for obtaining music for your film. The most common options are: 1. Getting music composed specifically for your film 2. Getting music that is already completed and using it in your film 3. Getting royalty free music that gives you non-exclusive rights to use a song in a particular fashion. These [...]
Archive for November, 2008
Incorporating Music into Your Videos and Films
Music and all audio components for that matter, are debatably as important as the video component of your film. Music helps set the tone and in fact can often set the tone better than your visual images. When your visuals are combined with sound effects and music, you’ll have your film´s overall tone. As you’ve [...]
Filmmaking: Sound & Music
In this blog post we’re going to discuss the process of securing music rights for your movie as well as affordable alternatives to getting music composed specifically for your film. We’ll also discuss how to get music for your films for free and at affordable rates of $10 – $20 / song. Following these topics [...]
What is the difference between progressive and interlaced Scanning?
There has been a lot of talk recently about the differences between interlaced and progressive scanning in digital video. This article isn’t meant to be an in depth technical explanation of the specific details, but instead a brief explanation of the most important points for filmmakers who are not interested in the in depth technical [...]
