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Commercial Videos
How to get the most out of your custom video production


Beyond the Basics: 5 Simple Techniques to Make Your Corporate Video Look Cinematic
Cinematic doesn't mean complicated. It means using visual language to create depth, mood, and focus. Here are five simple techniques you can implement today to elevate your corporate videos beyond a basic, flat look. Create Depth with Foreground Elements If you want your corporate video to instantly look more expensive and cinematic, you have to escape the flat, one-dimensional look. The most common amateur mistake is shooting a subject standing directly against a bare wall,


Using Creative Commons Assets In Your Productions
Securing quality media assets—like video B-roll, photos, artwork, and music—is a crucial part of any production. For many creators, this...


Using Layers of Light to Create Dynamic Shots
In video and film production, everything begins with light . It's the essential element that makes cameras work, and in the hands of a...


Simulate a Multi-Camera Shoot with One Camera
Simulated Multi-Camera Trick Using multiple cameras for an interview or event is a great way to add shot variety and make a static scene...


How COPPA Affects Online Videos
The COPPA Ripple Effect: How a Lawsuit Changed YouTube Forever New Online Child Protection Act YouTube is a massive platform, with over...


Creating Depth in a Shot Composition
To truly captivate an audience, filmmakers must do more than just capture pretty pictures. A master of the medium knows how to create a...


How to Create "Aged" Props
A fun part of filmmaking is the challenge of finding creative solutions to resource limitations. Back in 2007, my team and I were working...


Scouting Locations for Clean Audio
Getting clear, quality audio is one of the most important aspects of any film or video shoot. You can have the most breathtaking,...


Resizing Images for Your Videos
We live in a world where anyone can create and share video content. However, including still images that are distorted or improperly...


Why Your Business Needs a Video Marketing Strategy
In today's digital world, video isn't just a trend—it's the most powerful way to connect with your audience. The rise of streaming...


The Essential Guide to On-Location Filming
Filming on location—whether it’s a bustling office, a cozy cafe, or a sprawling park—offers a level of authenticity and visual richness...


Using a High-Resolution Video Wall For Custom Videos
In the competitive world of commercial production, making an impact requires more than just a great script. The backdrop of your video is...


Understanding 4K Video: A Comprehensive Guide
In the world of professional video production, 4K video , also known as Ultra High Definition (UHD), has become the new standard. The...


Event & Commercial Video Studio: New Partnership with Monarch Studio
Fade 2 Black Productions, Inc. is thrilled to announce our new partnership with Monarch Studio, a premier event and production space in...


Demystifying Video: A Guide to Video File Formats
In the world of video production, understanding the language of file formats and codecs can seem intimidating. For clients, it's not...


The Role of Video Editing Software in Production
In the complex world of video production, the post-production phase is where raw footage is sculpted into a final, polished masterpiece....


How NDI Technology Creates Seamless Productions
When you step into a professional video studio, you often see a smooth, effortless production, but you rarely see the complex network of...


Why the Sony FR7 is the Studio Camera of Choice
In the world of professional video, very few cameras manage to be both a workhorse and an artistic tool. The Sony FR7 is a...


The 5 Stages of Video Production
Creating a high-quality video, whether it's a commercial, a corporate event recap, or a professional podcast, is a complex process that...


Meanwhile at Fade 2 Black...
Zach and Dan experiment with a different career path and conclude that they are better suited for video production.
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