Zach Bussey

When you find the perfect track - you'll know right away. You'll notice that it matches the color palette, it matches the scene, and it matches the mood.

Editing video is often the most important part of a production as it’s where your vision comes to life.

Today, engagement and community building are one of the most important tasks for long-term success as a creator. Not only do you need to improve at social media, but you need to personalize it!

One of the great parts about live streaming is that first keyword – live. Today, we’re exploring ways of finding trends for your live streaming videos!

Shooting outdoors presents fantastic opportunities for video producers but could also come with the problem of light.

When it comes to Twitch streaming and music, it can be summarized in a word – confusing. Right now, the majority of streamers that play music on their stream do so with little regard for copyright law.

Close-up shots are an incredible tool to help build a story by supercharging the small details in someone’s face or of an event. These shots change the fabric of the scene, by altering our perception of their importance.

The importance of thumbnails cannot be stressed enough. Besides the title (and perhaps to some extent, the view count), the only visual element to get someone to click is the thumbnail.

One of the biggest things that prevent YouTubers from spending more time creating content is money. By saving your money, you'll be able to transition to full-time creator sooner than you think.

Clickbait is done in two ways. One is the correct way and will result in views and loyal audiences. The other is the clickbait trap, and it can kill your channel!

If creating videos is your passion, at a certain point you’re likely going to consider starting a video production company. There are a lot of considerations that have to go into this decision.

Live streaming is a rapidly growing niche in the digital video world. While gaming is the dominant player, vlogs and live podcasts are starting to make headway.

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.

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.

Net Neutrality was killed by the FCC - here's everything that could happen next and how it will impact you.