Sliders can introduce dynamic motion to documentaries in many ways, including establishing shots and slides over static photographs, but portability is...

When you use an external audio recorder on a video interview shoot, you'll need to synchronize the audio before editing. Third party software such as...

A jib can add a lot of production value to your video, but when does it make sense to use one on a documentary?

One of the simplest ways to add motion to your documentary is actually by leaving your camera alone for a few hours, while it captures a time lapse.

There are many ways to add creative motion to your documentary video, without sacrificing story. How do you decide when you should use a slider, jib, or...

How can you take your gimbal to the next level? And will gimbals even be around in a few years?

When using a gimbal, an external monitor can help you see what you're shooting, but is it more trouble than it's worth?

Are remotes or toggles useful in panning and tilting a gimbal, or are they more trouble than they're worth?

If you have a variety of lenses, or just one zoom lens, you have some important decisions to make when you’re shooting with a gimbal.

A gimbal can electronically pan or tilt along with you as you turn your body or move inside a vehicle, but the responsiveness or speed of the follow can...

A gimbal can smoothen your camera's jitters, but it can't hide the up and down motion when you're walking or running. Changing the way you walk is essential...

Once you've mastered the art of walking while shooting with a gimbal, you can create some more interesting shots by simply getting off your feet and onto...