Antonin Bonafous: Freelancer of the Month
When did you realise that you wanted to be an editor?I realised I wanted to make videos when I was 13, filming my friends at the skate park with my Sony VX1000 that I bought thanks to a few years’ worth of birthday gifts. At that point, I was enjoying
Adam G. White: Freelancer of the Month
How did it happen that you decided to be an editor?Adam G. White: Lots of things, it wasn’t actually the plan. I was quite set on being a Producer, but when I was at university I got asked to do a little job that required some editing. Like most students
TCC Coffee Mornings
Dear TCC Freelancers! With so many of you working remotely, and not always having a team around you, we want to carve out some time where we actually get to see you face to face! We understand many of you might be facing challenges, and with so much going on
Adrian Nita: Freelancer of the Month
Adrian Nita is a freelance colourist based in London who discovered colour grading in 2015. He built his experience by working on a large spectrum of projects, from short films to music videos and big commercials. He has worked with clients like BMW, Bulgari, Telekom, British American Tobacco, Universal Music,
Paul Cockcroft: Freelancer of the Month
Easter has come and gone, and many of us are still recovering from eating a year's worth of chocolate in four days. The end of April means it is our favourite time of the month when we get to shout about one of our incredible freelancers and take a moment
TCC & Shift 4 Kit Review – Lighting
Light panels have become the go to light for on location. They provide flood style, wide beams of light and are low power, lightweight and portable. Shift 4 put forward 3 different models for us to review, all of a similar size but with varying specifications, outputs and price points. Litepanels
TCC & Shift 4 Kit Review – Sliders
In the search for more creative and interesting shots, film and programme makers often turn to jibs, track and dolly, gimbals and other equipment traditionally known as grips. No doubt, they add a lot of production value but they can often be difficult and time consuming to set up and
TCC & Shift 4 Kit Review – Sony PXW-FS7 Mk II
The Crewing Company visited the test rooms of kit hire company Shift 4 to review some new and unique pieces of equipment now available for rental. With full access to Shift 4’s stocks of gear and explanation and demos from Shift 4’s Technical Manager Paul Kendler, The Crewing Company freelancers
Creative Process Series – Part Five: Conclusion
This week, creative professionals from across the worlds of filmmaking and music have shared their challenges, triumphs and processes – as well as the skills they’ve honed in order to work most effectively and innovatively. Regardless of the profession, clear themes emerged in all of our experts’ processes – so we’ve
Creative Process Series – Part Four
In a past life, Barrie Gledden mixed and recorded for acts including Kaiser Chiefs and Corinne Bailey Rae, as well as working as a mix engineer in Nashville, before discovering his true calling as a media composer. These days, he writes exclusively for Audio Network and he’s recently had music