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Are you ready to step up your photography to the next level? Regardless of whether you’re just starting out with a camera or if you’ve been taking snapshots for years, there’s always room to learn and grow as a creator. I’ve reviewed cameras at PCMag for 15 years and have taken countless photos in that…

From a wild-eyed performance by Robert Pattinson to an Elon Musk documentary and a short film about Marilyn Monroe at 100, here are the Venice films attracting Oscars buzz.

Most beginners feel frustrated with video editing not because they lack creativity, but because pro software throws them into dozens of tracks and parameters, they don’t quite understand yet. So, it’s important to know where you are on the path from newcomer to veteran and find the right video editor to boost your confidence.

Sponsored by invideo. Tech My Money independently fact-checked and edited this guide to AI tools for film production for accuracy, limitations, and reader value.

Nikon’s impressive Z6III is at least a match for any other camera in its class. Credit: Andy Westlake

Relationships are hard and sometimes you just need a good cry — am I right? In that spirit, I’m rounding up the 15 Best Romance TV Shows That Will Leave You In Tears. 

The Venice Film Festival, which typically sees Hollywood A-listers travel by boat to the little island of Lido every September, has arrived. This year, the 10-day red carpet event will host the likes of George and Amal Clooney, Penélope Cruz, Robert Pattinson and Patrick Schwarzenegger and more in their formal finest. Some films will be…

Sometimes the best part of a movie happens before anyone says a word. One great guitar riff can set the scene, define a character, or turn an ordinary movie moment…

Which are the best cameras, lenses and photographic accessories you can buy right now? The answer can be found right here, in the EISA Awards 2026-2027, as voted for by the magazines and websites that form the photography group within the Expert Imaging and Sound Association (EISA).

Writer-director Beth de Araújo, who is on the cover of our latest issue, might not have made her magnificent film Josephine if not for her experience at the American Film Institute. She certainly wouldn’t have made it the same way.