Lights, camera, drones! ...and lenses. And lots more. Even if you didn't make it to NAB, you can still see the gear we're psyched about.

Fully submergible lights. That is all.

Videos go best with audible, high-quality sound. But which mic suits your needs? Within, we delve into three popular options.

Composer Brian Hall outlines four scenarios where no sound at all trumps a swelling score.

Add some sound effects know-how to your noggin, and learn where Foley came from and the inventive ways it's put to use.

We've enumerated eight steps to help you harness the power of sound — while respecting your wallet.

Learn how to add depth and realism to your films with natural sounds, even if basic audio gear is what you're working with.

Sometimes you may need to use sound effects libraries, so Soundsnap is sharing how these audio vaults can elevate your videos.

Mute, solo, fade, or adjust the levels of your audio within the timeline.

Auto-enhance your audio, apply presets, or make manual adjustments.

Make some noise: add music and sound effects, record a voiceover, and import Garage Band projects.

Learn to add, mix, and fade music and voice-overs.

Correct or enhance less-than-perfect audio clips.

Get smart with sunbeams and artsy with artificial light to make your subjects pop.