How to Start a Wedding Video Business

- This video shows you how to create better, more professional looking video. Learn how to get effective shots with the marxist position, the pan, tilt and zolly.

- Are you a fan of the darker movies? Do Batman, Touch of Evil, Sin City, and The Maltese Falcon make you pee your pants (You don't pee your pants while watching your favorite movies!?!...well...yea...me neither)? Learn how to get the look.

How to Pick a Good Camcorder to Give as a Gift - Tis the season to do holiday gift guides. And Indy Mogul is no exception. Sure, this could just be an excuse for Steve to play with some cool cameras. But we're here to HELP YOU pick out a camcorder for your greedy wish list.

How to Make Advance Lightining Covers - The first installment of our 4 Minute Film School on advanced lighting covers all the theory you'll need to know to start getting a more professional look for your video projects. From gels and color temperature to diffusion and hotspots, you'll not

How to Build A Fake Wall - Here on BFX we do what we're told, and this week you want us to build a fake wall you can smash through! This episode has it all! Smash Walls, monkeys, detectives, and murder. Plus we announce our new online store!

Tips for starting a business - http://www.invest-money-stocks.com If you want to start a business but don't know whether you should start from scratch or take over a business, this free video from Invest Money Stocks may prove to be helpful.

- Learn more about selecting the right video camera to record your podcasts.

How to make Bloody Finger effect - Bloody fingers and a DIY focus wheel for your camera don't usually go together, but on Your FX, it makes perfect sense.   Check out these two tutorials as well as this month's mash-up of special effect clips sent in by the Indy Mogul viewers.  If we use your tutorial, you get a free Indy Mogul t-shirt!  So keep submitting your special effects, DIY filmmaking tips, and tutorials!

How to Create the Broken Glass Effect - Erik tells us how to get that broken glass effect without a trip to the hospital (but you've still got to be careful!). It's called "sugar glass" and all you need is cooking spray, corn syrup, sugar, a pot, a pan, cream of tartar, and a thermometer.