Jourdan Aldredge

1 week ago | nofilmschool.com | Jourdan Aldredge

DZOFilm’s X-Tract 18-28mm T8 probe lensWhile the announcement of DZOFilm’s X-Tract 18-28mm T8 probe lens certainly left many creative DPs and cinematographers feeling excitement for this type of cinematography unlocked with probes, the original launch only saw a forward-facing direct view. To add to your cinematography arsenal, DZOFilm has now formally announced two new 90° and 360° tube variations that are set to be available individually or as part of a kit with all three attachments.

1 week ago | nofilmschool.com | Jourdan Aldredge

The second fisheye zoom that we’re going to explore is this Venus Optics Venus 8-15mm T2.9 FF Zoom Fisheye Cine Lens. Designed to add expansive 180° views to your video content using the Laowa 8-15mm T2.9 FF Zoom Fisheye Cine Lens from Venus Optics and your ARRI PL-mount camera.

1 week ago | nofilmschool.com | Jourdan Aldredge

Hohem iSteady M7 AI Tracking Smartphone Gimbal StabilizerIs smartphone filmmaking back? With Danny Boyle using the iPhone 15 Pro Max for 28 Years Later, and custom iPhones being used for the POV shots in F1, we’re once again required to discuss whether smartphone filmmaking is the true way of the future.

1 week ago | nofilmschool.com | Jourdan Aldredge

Appropriately, perhaps, called the “YoloCam”, this S7 model really exemplifies the “you only live once” mentality as it doesn't waste time or mess around with any of the usual burdens that come with streaming or video recording. A MFT streaming camera with an interchangeable lens mount, it’s actually quite capable for its price point and could be a great option for streamers looking for quick and easy production, but also know a bit about video quality and want the higher specs and a nicer lens.

1 week ago | nofilmschool.com | Jourdan Aldredge

Let's explore this unconventional technique. You don’t have a choice!Second Person POV: DefinitionThe second-person point of view is a narrative voice (or style) that addresses the reader directly using the pronouns you, your, and yours, thereby breaking the fourth wall. This unique perspective makes reading an immersive experience, immediately placing the reader in the narrative as either the protagonist or a specific character being addressed. But what is so special about it?