When using DSLR, some ISO settings produce more noise than others, bear it in mind.

Good ISOs: 160, 320, 640, 1250, and 2500
Avoid using: 125, 250, 500, and 1000. These ISO settings create noise and make your footage look grainy.

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The sharp “clap” sound produced by a slate was developed as an easily identifiable point of reference for the person editing the project.

Tech Tip – Slating from Framelines TV on Vimeo.

From Framelines TV  a great overview of slating.

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Framing and composition is one of the most easy to explain, but difficult to master, topics in video making. In the video below by Caleb Pike, along with Guy Silagi, you get a nice introduction to some of those basic principles.

HFSS Episode #5: Framing for Film from Caleb Pike on Vimeo.

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In this day and age of constantly changing gear and technology, there’s a growing set of vocabulary that we video creators are all expected to learn. With so much jargon being thrown around, it can be easy to forget certain concepts or confuse them for other ones. A prime example of this is demonstrated by the confusion between frame rates and shutter speeds. Let’s taken a minute to clarify.

First, check out this video from –jL, which does an outstanding job explaining the difference between the two concepts:
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