Home-movies were created on the old 16mm camera systems many years ago. In recent years, family moments are captured on everything from cell phones to digital cameras. Making the movie remains the easy part - how they are edited is still the most difficult aspect of movie making. Bright Hub authors examine every facet of movie making. From shooting the movie using the highest quality equipment available to determining which editing and production software is the best buy for your movie-making venture. With advice of the experts at Bright Hub, you may just be the next Stephen Spielberg!
Kratz, John, "Filmo 75 Camera", under CC BY-SA 2.0
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