In the second part of this feature on small flash, renowned commercial and portrait photographer Daniel Linnet shares his top tips on building a kit, how best to control the light, and the things he wished he’d known when he was first getting started.

With a combination of ultra-ruggedness and turbocharged speed, you can immerse yourself in the action without a worry.

In this two-part article, Daniel shares his wealth of experience using small flash over the years; what he’s learned, as well as a number of practical tips to help you get the very best results without having to invest a fortune in flash lighting.

Covering breaking tech news around the world, Val explains the importance of using products he can trust.

We explore the avenues that indie game developers and local studios can take, from tax offsets and grants, to crowdfunding.

Filmmaker Jay Hall dishes his top tips to ensure your timelapse makes it into the final edit.

Production company Screencraft explain how the PRO-BLADE™ ecosystem and PRO-DOCK 4 have helped them ditch the excess bulk.

Veteran photographer Daniel Linnet shares the key elements of best practice and the common mistakes to avoid - get the inside scoop on how to make yourself an invaluable asset to any photography team

Daniel Linnett shares some of the critical qualities that an assistant must possess to be successful in their position.

Unlock SSD performance whilst offloading footage with ultimate portability.

Tips on how to safely store your images, from the moment the shutter goes off, well into the future.

From pre-production arranging techniques to the final mix on track “Back to Love” by Shane Cook.

We dive into avenues filmmakers can take, from local grants and offsets, to fiscal sponsorship and crowdfunding.

Juggling multiple memory cards at the one shoot? Learn how you can simultaneously offload and wrangle data with the SanDisk®Professional PRO-DOCK 4 and PRO-READERS.

Simon Moro, a Music Producer & Mixer explains other aspects to consider to make sure you’re being paid for what you’re worth, and what you need to be viable.

We share some tips that will help you cast the perfect actors for your film, when you may not have the budget for a casting director.

Kelly Brown shares some of the wisdom and experience she’s amassed during her almost two decades in business creating stunning newborn portraits for her clients.

In the Screen Australia Podcast, Screen Australia shares top tips that filmmakers should implement before creating and submitting an application.

He explains why a centralised RAID system is essential for any post-production editor, to ensure ultimate peace of mind.

Award-winning Animal Photographer Alex Cearns explains why she relies on G-DRIVE PRO to keep her perfect shots safe and secured.

Long time YouTuber Natalie Tran spills how she started out and tips that you can apply if you’re thinking of launching your own channel.

How he ensures these photos make the safe journey home, from the opposite side of Australia back to his gallery in Burleigh heads.

Let's delve deeper into the tech of the G-DRIVE as your next high-capacity storage drive for fast backup of video, images and critical data.

He explains why encrypted drives such as the G-DRIVE™ ArmorLock™ SSD are a must in preventing sensitive data leaks.

Screencraft explains the key attributes that have contributed to their success, after 14 years in the film business.

Filmmaker Jay Hall shares tips in incorporating music and sound effects in your video to leave a long-lasting impression on the viewers.

Filmmaker Lindsey Veasey takes us through his journey from freelancing to landing the big gigs that lead to his own studio and employing others.

Singer-songwriter Larissa Lambert shares the importance of her sources of inspiration, which can often be lost when creatives are deep in studio work.

How do you prevent yourself from burning out while you’re growing your business and raking in the cash?

Music producer and mixer, Simon Moro, gives sound advice on the importance in knowing your tech to prevent disasters.

A few backup techniques are one of the keys to success in photography and filmmaking.