Skip to main content
No Film School

NAB 2022:

All Our NAB 2022 Coverage, At Your Fingertips
Login
No Film School
  • Popular
    • 1. Guillermo del Toro Worries Modern Cinema Is Unsustainable +4,988 views
    • 2. Quentin Tarantino Tackles Directing Questions from Other Directors +3,261 views
    • 3. Someone Re-Cut Ray Liotta’s Chantix Commercial with Scenes from 'Goodfellas' and It’s Pretty Awesome +264,890 views
    • 4. Is ARRI’s New Camera Almost Here? Yes, It Is! +5,663 views
    • 5. Spend 2.5 Hours Learning Directing with Paul Thomas Anderson, Steven Spielberg, Jane Campion, Denis Villeneuve, and Kenneth Branagh +22,015 views
  • Topics
    • Newest in Screenwriting The Magical Realism Behind the Ending of 'mother!'
    • Newest in Directing The Magical Realism Behind the Ending of 'mother!'
    • Newest in Distribution & Marketing David Lynch Knows 'Inland Empire' Is Ugly, So He’s Remastering the Film
    • Newest in Movies & TV We're Releasing Roughly 30% Fewer Movies in Theaters
    • Newest in Marketplace & Deals Sound Can Make or Break Your Project—Here's Some Affordable Sound Gear to Help

Joshua Bowen

Editor

NFS Score 630 (Junior)
  • Recent Activity
  • Recent Posts
Article Comment – 4 Things This Oscar-Winning Editor Wants You to Know About Creative Editing

Another tip: Learn when to walk the fuuuuuck away for a bit. It's easy to get tunnel vision and just hammer away at things day after day until you get it right, but almost every major problem I've ever had was solved by looking at something besides a timeline for a few hours/days. Your brain just works on it in the background and the answer will come to you.

4 years ago
Article Comment – 5 Cuts You Should Always Have in Your Editing Arsenal

What even is this? Is this a real video? How is this not a parody? Your "editing arsenal"? This is pretty bottom of the barrel.

4 years ago
Article Comment – Speed Up Your Editing Workflow in Style with Logickeyboard's ALBA Shortcut Keyboard

Call me when they make mechanical keyboards. I don't know how anyone works with chiclet nonsense.

4 years ago
Article Comment – Watch: An Ode to Colorists and Their Often Underappreciated Art Form

Every third post on every production site is about color grading these days. It's the hot new thing that everyone seems to believe is the most important part of production for some god-forsaken reason. Underappreciated? It's basically dominating the industry at this point because everyone is under the impression it is the pivotal step in filmmaking.

5 years ago
Article Comment – These 3 Adobe Sneak Peeks Are a Big F*cking Deal for the Future of Post Production

It's the smartest model for having professional tools available with regular, high quality updates. It works incredibly well. Idk why people are still crying about it. It works better than the single purchase method ever did with Avid.

5 years ago
Article Comment – Adobe Pushes Hard Into the Cloud to Speed Up Workflows and Improve Collaboration

Editing in Resolve is nowhere near editing in Premiere. Obviously it has better color tools. But it's still slow, clunky, non-intuitive, and not particularly satisfying.

The uproar over the subscription model is still surprisingly controversial because it makes so much sense and is a minor cost relative to the benefits of a professional tool yet people still roar to the high heavens that it's some sort of dark sin.

5 years ago

Pages

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • »
circle

The DSLR Cinematography Guide

Get your FREE copy of the eBook called "astonishingly detailed and useful" by Filmmaker Magazine! It's 100+ pages on what you need to know to make beautiful, inexpensive movies using a DSLR. Subscribe to receive the free PDF!

No Film School

  • About
  • Subscribe
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • Community Guidelines
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • DMCA Takedown Notice

Sections

  • Gear Guides
  • Podcasts
  • Popular
  • Topics
  • Pitch to us
  • Boards

Follow NFS

  • circle Facebook
  • circle Twitter
  • circle YouTube
  • circle RSS
© 2022 NONETWORK, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
No Film School