Alex Bartz

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Technical executive producer and post-production leader with expansive experience in multiple areas of production and post-production. With over a billion cumulative views and counting, Alex Bartz has executive produced and lead post-production teams for the world’s largest brands. His portfolio includes commercials and music videos for The Walt Disney Company, Nestlé, Amazon, Ring, Tyler The Creator, Converse, and Summer Walker. Before moving into executive producing and post-management, Alex worked his way up the ranks as a video editor. Helping those understand the world of post-production, Alex runs The Post Flow; a website dedicated to breaking down the intricacies of post-production.
Blackmagic ATEM Mini switcher on desk, program button lit red

The Live Streaming Setup Guide: Webcam to Multi-Cam

Dive into the evolution of content creation, where filmmakers and photographers morph into dynamic 'content creators'. As storytelling shifts, merging creator with the narrative, Panasonic leads the charge, simplifying live-streaming for creators on-the-go. Discover how this blend of technology and artistry is reshaping the content landscape.
Shooter cradling small mirrorless in cage with top monitor, on location

Best Cameras Under $2,000

Exploring the under-$2,000 price range, The Post Flow reveals a world dominated by mirrorless cameras. These models masterfully cater to both photographers and filmmakers, offering unmatched versatility without the premium cinematic price tag. They're the ideal choice for budget-savvy filmmakers seeking a multi-functional tool. While higher-end cameras exist, this budget gets you close to professional-grade hybrids.
Nikon Z body and lens close up, near-black low key

Best Cameras Under $1,000

Dipping your toes into the world of filmmaking? Then a camera is a must-have, acting as the cornerstone of your gear. It's pivotal, but trust me, it's just the tip of the iceberg.

Build a VFX Supervisor’s Tool Kit

Learn about the tools and techniques necessary for VFX supervisors to accurately capture camera telemetry, reference photos, lighting references, and measurements to ensure the VFX team in post-production has the smoothest and fastest ride possible.