One of the interesting subplots in the war for digital video content is YouTube vs Vimeo. While YouTube is the absolute king of video content, Vimeo has a pretty nice niche it continues to build from.

As good for movement shots as it is for still frames, a gimbal is becoming a go-to piece of kit for videographers, offering a variety of shots which in the edit can make your video content look super slick.

We live in a visual age, whereby learning is more and more visual and communication is similarly visual-led. Social media makes up a major part of this communicative shift towards the visual medium in this digital age.

Drone shooting really takes your photography and video content to the next level. But before a pilot can operate a plane, they need a pilot’s licence.

Who would have thought podcasts would make such a comeback? Once almost resigned to history, having a podcast is now de rigueur in the present day.

When creators ask about copyright, the same questions keep coming up; fair use, music licensing, and removed videos. Today, we'll seek to answer them all.

One thing that new (and even established) video creators struggle with is selecting music for their projects. When you have access to tens of thousands of songs across hundreds of genres, BPMs, and lengths - finding the perfect track can be a challenge.

To develop and edit a film score, you should understand the elements that build that score. While sometimes it can be as simple as finding a song that matches the emotion you want to convey, usually, you need to go deeper.

How do you get more subscribers? It’s a question that every YouTuber concerns themselves with – for good reason.

Today, we’re going to give you some tips for making your b-roll look pro! This will add some real value to the content you create and leave your viewers blown away by the results.

Editing with music has become a staple of YouTube content in the last couple of years. If you’ve never done it before, and if you’re wanting to learn - you’ve come to the right place.