Freelancing is becoming more and more the norm and whilst it’s not for everyone, if you’re weighing up whether to stick in comfortable, consistent employment or go it alone by being self-employed as a freelancer, here are some aspects to consider before you make any big decisions.

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

Sometimes just focusing before getting stuff done is the hardest part. Take our advice with these anti-distraction tools to show these distractions and procrastination opportunities whose boss.

Top line numbers, big audiences, growth in percentages - are great to look at, but looking beyond that is key. Social media is big business, so here are some tips to get started.

“Social media creates communities, not marketplaces”, as Don Schultz has said and he’s so right – you’re engaging with people on a human-to-human level on social media, and that’s why it works so well.

Burnout is a real thing. Taking on too much work, falling behind on deadlines, forgoing down time and constantly pushing yourself to achieve can have a real negative effect on your work and personal life.

Newsletters have bombarded and spammed our inboxes, with updates and discount codes in your face via the smartphone in everyone’s pocket. So, how do you stand out?

California-based director, filmmaker and cinematographer Ben Hess talks about how picking up even the smallest details really combine to make a captivating visual storyline.

Dean Rojas explains five key in-camera seamless transitions to take your filmmaking to the next level in this episode.

Becoming a better filmmaker comes with mastering sound design – so says Dean Rojas, a travel videographer and cinematographer based in Portland, Oregon.

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.

What are the benefits of royalty-free music using the direct license method for composers, content creators and production companies around the world whilst changing the music industry at a record rate?

Being a YouTuber can really get you down in the dumps sometimes. However, through all the emotional ups and downs, there are things that can literally make your day!

You’re sitting at your desk, editing a video and thinking “the struggle is REAL”! Rest assured, you’re not alone!

We've all had those email addresses we made in school as teenagers that we’re embarrassed by now when looking back.

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!

A direct music license is like a season ticket for your local cinema or a yearly pass to a gym – you pay up-front (or monthly) to get unlimited access to the music.

Brands want to work with bloggers, influencers and YouTubers. Once you’ve built a name for yourself on your platform, how do you start working with brands and how do brands choose bloggers or YouTubers to work with?