Discuss a feature, column, or review from DV magazine, make suggestions for the DV.com site, or chat about DV EXPO and the DV FILM FESTIVAL.

Planning, recording, editing, music, effects, processing, and sounding great in the mix.

Starting your own video biz or already doing it? Need help addressing legal issues, copyright laws, contracts, or pricing structures? Ask for assistance from your peers here.

Discuss the latest cameras, techniques, and news surrounding all digital formats, including miniDV, DVCAM, DVCPRO, Betacam, HD, and HDV.

Setting up your own studio: computers, monitors, hard drives, etc. From a one-person shop to one with multiple systems.

Join in-depth discussions on the art of DV, screenwriting/storytelling, and other digital cinema debates.

Discuss anything and everything about DVD, including DVD-Video, DVD-ROM, WebDVD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD RW, DVD-RAM, as well as how to author and produce your own DVD titles.

Post DV-related job openings or seek crew members for your next shoot. Please include applicable dates and deadlines.

For general, non-specific subjects. Speak your mind here on any topic, whether it's industry buzz, movies, or cool things in the DV world--anything goes in this forum.

Compositing multiple layers, titles and transitions, nesting compositions, 3D rendering, compositing, integration with 2D and help on creating/integrating dynamic animation.

Need to add to your accessory arsenal? Post questions related to tripods, dolly's batteries, tapeformats, and other goodies.

Editing systems, software, techniques, integration, tips on editing styles, and how to keep the creative juices flowing.

Troubleshooting tips and tricks: 1394, codec issues, practical daily working solutions, etc.

Discuss your traumas and triumphs concerning vendor technical support. You're the consumer--how are you being treated?

Techniques, tricks, suggestions, and solutions to real-world lighting problems.

Applications, formats, tools and technologies, camera and editing techniques, media players, live Webcasts, broadband implications.

Looking to create great looking graphics for video? Then turn to Adobe Photoshop and our new forum Photoshop for Video. This forum is hosted by Richard Harrington an expert in graphics and video editing. Post your questions and share ideas on making graphics for the screen.