Though I know Blackmagic, and their three awesome products--Pocket Cinema Camera, Cinema Camera, Cinema 4K Production--I enjoy analyzing how they market them to filmmakers.

Maybe I could add a twist, and use the concept of "cinematic journalism" and apply it to the realm of arts and entertainment, and the subject matter we cover here on Stark Insider.

This Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 is a lens that can go toe-to-toe with the likes of Canon's famed L series lenses.

3 essential pieces of gear that could up-level the audio quality on your DSLR videos.

For a guy like me things just got a whole lot more interesting. I shoot with Canon EOS for Stark Insider TV.

In 2006 we bought a little plot of land at the Loreto Bay development. It's one of our favorite locations to shoot Stark Insider travel videos.

Watch this jaw-dropping aerial footage from an octocopter shooting Andrea Blum's 'My American Pantry' regional foods project.

Nashville band And the Giraffe straps a Blackmagic Cinema Camera to the front of a bike, shoots gorgeous music video.

With the 70D you can have your cake and eat it too: you get the benefit of interchangeable lenses for that nice DSLR style look, plus you can follow a subject around and maintain focus without having to struggle to do it manually.

Immediately I wanted to know how. How did he do it? How did he manage to capture such vivid imagery... and, of course, what camera did he use?