Vik Boyechko

Learn how to take your shaky footage and stabilize it, right inside of Apple's Final Cut Pro X.

Gimbals can take a lot of time to setup, balance and use, so can you use one on a fast paced documentary?

There are a few ways to add dynamic motion to your interview shot, but the challenge is not ruining a part of the interview with too much motion.

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

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...

Before you can use a gimbal, you have to balance your camera on it. While balancing can be very frustrating at first, it doesn't have to be perfect for your...

When the DSLR video camera came along, the dream of making beautiful, cinematic films became an affordable reality. While it's easy to get hung up on the...

Skillful editing can make any documentary video better, but starting out with a great subject is what elevates a good video to a memorable, meaningful story....

You've heard the advice many times: forget the excuses, just go out and shoot! It's the only way to learn! Sounds great! But what to shoot? Many filmmakers...