Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Comes to iPad And We Predicted It

On Thursday, October 20, 2022, Blackmagic Design announced its launch of DaVinci Resolve for iPad, allowing editors and creators to take their work wherever they go. It's optimized for Apple Pencil and MultiTouch technology, with much-loved features like cut and color pages available on mobile devices. 

Video production expert Ty Turner discusses balancing creativity and strategy

What does your business stand for? What is your personal work ethic and belief? What do you represent to your clients? What can they gain from you if they hire you? All these answers can be found in one place: a motto. A simple saying that is framed along with your business name as the encapsulating text which represents your business to the market.

Navigating the field of the photography and videography industry is hard for beginners. Once you get your footing, the march is long and steady, with hills and slopes, rough ground and soft. There’s success and failure, and you need to know how to get through it with the right amount of effort to move forward while still managing a successful, profitable business. Somewhere along the line, thinking about ten things at once, you might forget how to walk - the basic of basics and the simple things can slip past you. Here are 5 of those forgettable tips that might help you get your footing back.

Starting a business or taking a new step forward in your established business is always a risk. There’s a limited market share of clients out there with needs to be fulfilled who will seek out services like yours. So how can you be sure you’re going to get those clients in the future? You can try starting with a Beta Client. A Beta Client is a representative of a client in the industry. They aren’t paying you, and you aren’t paying them. You give them your ideas, your systems, and processes, and they tell you if it’s good for a potential client. They’ll give you a hard perspective on how real clients will receive your work and give feedback that you can immediately implement to upgrade your business.

If you’re a photographer, you probably already know that contracts are an important aspect of your business. After all, they’re one of the best ways to ensure that you and your clients are both on the same page when it comes to expectations, project details, and payment methods. Contracts can make or break your photography business, so it’s important to create and maintain contracts with your clients at every step in the process – whether they’re paying you or not! Here are three reasons why photographers need contracts