by Skillo StaffA director's cut is a version of a film edited to match its director's vision, often differing from the cinema release. This guide explains why director's cuts exist, with famous examples.
by Skillo StaffA green screen is a solid-colored backdrop that lets filmmakers swap in any background using a technique called chroma key. This guide explains how it works and why green is used.
by Skillo StaffFoley is the craft of recreating everyday sounds, such as footsteps and rustling clothes, in sync with a film after shooting. This guide explains how Foley artists work and why it matters.
by Skillo StaffA montage combines a series of short shots into one sequence, often to compress time or create meaning. This guide explains how montage works, from Soviet cinema to training sequences.