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Good article explaining how ski cinematographers use new technology to increase quality of ski films. The technology discussed could be applied to any filming type, even the big screen.

This is an article that provides advice on how to successfully make a great snowboard edit. It provides good and bad examples as well as good rules of thumb.

Great resource for those studying cinematography, film or the arts.

Article about how different styles of lighting can impact the way a shot looks and feels.

The promotional video for Allis-Chalmers WD-45 tractors

Another great photographer, cinematographer, director. Philip travels all around the world making short films and how - to's . Some great stuff on his sight!

This article was published by the Lee Strasburg Theatre and Film Institute to describe the goals of their acting abilities. It is a good article to further describe Method Acting, and is a good prelude to Stanislavski's An Actor Prepares.

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This BBC documentary "Wolf Pack" follows the integration of Canadian wolves into Yellowstone after the extinction of Grey Wolves in North America. The documentary follows the largest wolf pack, the "Druid Peak Pack," in Yellowstone through a huge growth in the wolf population of the pack and of Yellowstone park. The film is detailed and well made, not only does is show the dynamics of the Druid pack but also Grey Wolves in general.

A 1990 documentary filmed in the Sawtooth Mountains. Jim and Jamie Dutcher follow what comes to be called "The Saw Tooth Pack." The couple follows the pack in a close and detailed fashion, naming the wolves. The roles of different wolves and the class system of a large wolf pack are a big part of this documentary.

Interesting video about a device to create smooth dynamic shots without spending large amounts of money