Posts Tagged ‘soundtrack’

Nov
21
2013

How to Effectively Use Music and Voiceovers when Editing Video

Shutterstock was a vital part of my growth in photography when I started submitting stock photography back in 2005 and they're a new partner with planet5D (more on that coming in December). Someday I'll submit some stock footage. I'm still earning money on photos I…
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Aug
12
2013

‘Midtown’ - a timelapse with a killer soundtrack

If you're a long time reader of planet5D (and I hope you are and I hope you're subscribing to our RSS or daily email), then you'll know I've been a long time fan of timelapses. "Midtown" is about Manhattan and one that I found extremely…
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Apr
2
2013

The Music Bed’s iOS app simplfies choosing music for film projects

The Music Bed is indeed making it easier to find, select, and license appropriate music for your next film project (or any kind of video project) by announcing their new iOS app where you can filter and listen to music specifically tuned for filmmaking. PLUS!…
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Mar
11
2013

Focusing on audio in a timelapse - just how important is it? Turn off the sound and find out

The other day, I discovered this fascinating timelapse of New York on PetaPixel and just had to make a new friend and to write Samuel Orr (the creator) to find out a bit more. The most fascinating thing to me about this timelapse is the…
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Dec
2
2011

Adam Forgione on Editing Songs for your soundtrack

We met Adam Forgione at the #mastersInMotion workshop and we were very impressed with his ability to talk about audio in filmmaking - and he contributed this tutorial on how to break down and edit songs for your soundtrack from his blog post: Editing Songs…
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