If you've watched a horror anything in the past 20 years, and I'm talking everything

from Oscar winners to short films to podcast and fan fiction, you've probably seen a horror

that was created using products by Black Magic Design. And since Fangoria uses a ton of Black

Magic cameras, Switcher and Software, you're watching some right now.

Black magic design is all about democratizing filmmaking by putting high-quality filmmaking tools in the hands of Eura.

That space needle seen from Final Destination Bloodlines, well, one of the cameras used for that was a black magic pocket cinema camera 6K, a camera that's been used on mega-budget projects like Falcon and the Winter Soldier, they put them on the helmets of the skydivers fighting the Falcon in that epic's

opening scene and saw X. And that very same camera, which is $2,300, has been used by hundreds

of indie horror filmmakers and by folks like Leanna Vamp for her channels. Blackmagics

DaVinci Resolve is even more popular with horror filmmakers and fans, editing, VFX, audio and color correction, the most used post-suffer in Hollywood, and it's free. I can even stay on the topic of Fokar with DaVinci Resolve, some of the best Fokar films from past 15 years use DaVinci Resolve, Midsomor, Weapons, Lamb, Get Out, The Lighthouse, The witch, and if you haven't seen HBO's 30 coins, you should if you love demonic folklore.

Resolve was used to create demonic atmosphere and helped make skin textures, wounds, and monsters really pop.

If you want to learn more about blackmagic design, go to www.blackmagicdesign.com.

Hello and welcome to Colors of the Dark.

I am your co-host Rebecca McKendry, and with me is Elric Kane.

How you doing tonight?

I'm enveloped by darkness coming home now.

It's too early, too soon.

Why do you like our souls like this?

It's totally true.

No, I drive home at like 5.30 and it's pitch black and I feel like it's the end of the world every single time. And it's going to get worse because we're about to have like five days of rain in L.A.

And I have to go to AFM.

It's the American film markets that they have here for the next

several days. And I will be it locked in a hotel and then emerging into pitch blackness.

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