Tibetan people are known to be candid, compassionate, and devout. Years of oppression, geographical conditions, and weather conditions significantly impact Tibetan dance movement. This film examines their dance style that reflects daily life and maintains a strong religious quality.

The long sleeve dance dates back to the seventh century BCE. This film examines dance characteristics and evolution into character portrayal.

Water splashing and dragon boating events held during the spring festival emphasize the Dai's close connection with their culture and the land. This film examines Dai customs and dance traditions.

China's largest ethnic group is the Han. During the festivals each year, folk dance groups parade through the streets across the Han region. Today, performers bring those street dances to the stage. This film examines ethnic stage dance and the use of props.

In this video, Rush Hamden teaches how to light an action sequence where a gun or sword is present and why each instrument is needed. Topics include: key light, rim lights, flags, fill, spot, flood, barn doors, flashlights, and specials. Learn how to light a scene like an industry professional in this episode of Digital Cinema Training.

The Movie Production volume of Digital Cinema Training applies numerous concepts of basic production in the real world, such as lighting, lenses, shots, composition, and sound. Part 8 focuses on mise-en-scéne and lighting direction.

In Part 14 of this Digital Cinema Training series, viewers go behind the scenes and watch an indie movie production on its tenth day of filming. Crew members troubleshoot several issues with location, equipment, noise, and communication. Learn on-set terminology and etiquette.

In this interview at George Mason University, Mike Walter talks with Rick Davis about his award winning film, Breaking News Breaking Down. Hear why he left broadcast journalism and what inspired him to tell the story of how journalists are affected by the traumatic events they report.

Cuong Lenguyen was the cinematographer, producer, and director for Arlington Public Schools in Virginia, co-producing and editing the series, Claro! English for Parents. LeNguyen is Senior Motion Graphics Designer at Home Front Communications in Washington, D.C. creating commercials, PSAs, and high-end videos for a wide range of commercial, non-profit, and government organizations (Animal Planet, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Robert...

Holly and Paul Fine are a husband and wife team of documentary producer/directors. Their works garnered 10 National Emmy and 75 Local Emmy awards, in addition to four Peabody awards. The couple had a long association with the CBS news program 60 Minutes and produced a number of television specials including In the Killing Fields of America. After leaving CBS, the Fines signed with ABC to produce specials for the hit series: 20/20, Turning Point and...