When I was a (fake) graphic designer at MTV, we never once purchased a font. Well, I'm sure someone paid for our "official" URGE font face, but for the most part we'd always use free fonts. This surprised me, because I thought being at one of the largest corporations in the world -- and one of the most graphic design-heavy corporations -- would mean there would be some sort of central, networked font library that designers could access. Nope: things are the same everywhere -- disorganized and totally ineffecient. So the source I ended up going to most often for free fonts was dafont.com. Just thought I'd share in case you need something more creative than the default system font for a project. Anyone have other favorite freebie sources?
Hands-on With the New ZEISS Nano Prime Lenses at NAB 2024
Cinematography for Actors ZEISS Interview
Featuring our hosts from Cinematography for Actors, our visit to the ZEISS booth featured a hands-on convo with ZEISS Senior Marketing Manager Tony Wisniewski as he showcased the best aspects and features of the new ZEISS Nano Prime lenses.
We also get a fun demo and exploration of the possibilities unlocked with the ZEISS CinCraft Scenario, the only real-time camera tracking system that works for all types of indoor and outdoor shoots, or—of course—on film sets and with green and blue screens and with all types of LED volumes.
Check out our full coverage below.
No Film School's coverage of NAB 2024 is brought to you by Blackmagic Design.
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