Production forms
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Amazon / Withoutabox DVD Distribution
CreateSpace
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How do I get started?
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Saturday, September 6, 2008
Brianna Adam's short film "Making It" wins at Best Fest
FCP QuickTime for Flash
Eric Bucchare of Indigo Post http://www.indigo-post.com/
suggests these settings for exporting HD progressive footage to QuickTime for use in Flash compression.
In Final Cut Pro
In Final Cut Pro
>>Export “QuickTime Movie” – settings “Custom”
>>Frame Size – 640x360 (custom setting)
>>Pixel Aspect Ratio – Square (w/ ‘Anamorphic 16:9’ NOT checked)
>>Field Dominance – None
>>Editing Timebase – same FPS used on the timeline
>>Compressor (codec) – Animation
>>Audio – 44kHz, 16bit, Stereo
Note: a rough estimate for uncompressed standard definition video is 1 gig per minute.
4 Minutes til Noon wins Director's Choice Award
Jonathan Taylor's short film "4 Minutes til Noon" a classic spaghetti-o western takes the Director's Choice prize at the Sacramento Film and Music Festival. The film was produced by Theresa Hoey and DP'd by Nick Ouellette who chose to skip bleach a positive print then telecine to HD to create the look of the film.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Camera Obscura Demonstration
Camera Obscura is latin for "Dark Chamber" The earliest mention of this principal was by Mo-Ti, a Chinese philosopher in the 5th Century BC - and later described by Aristotle and DaVinci.
In the 1500s a convex glass disc was used in place of the open hole in the camera obscura. It's said that the Italian glass discs resembled the brown lentils used to make soup and that the name "lens" came from the latin word for lentil.
http://www.filmspot.tv
In the 1500s a convex glass disc was used in place of the open hole in the camera obscura. It's said that the Italian glass discs resembled the brown lentils used to make soup and that the name "lens" came from the latin word for lentil.
http://www.filmspot.tv
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Qualcomm Launches WirelessLife.Com
WirelessLife.com goes on-line. See the WirelessLife trilogy @ http://www.wirelesslife.com/working.php
Actress Suthi Picotte knocks em out in the second vignette.
Actress Suthi Picotte knocks em out in the second vignette.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Legaspi wins Short Shorts Film Festival
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
International Cinematographers Guild Magazine Reviews Birdcage Lantern
With a 500W bulb, the Birdcage puts out a lot of light. In a recent test with an EI of 500, I got a reading of
f/2.05 at 10 feet.
f/2.05 at 10 feet.
The complete article @ http://icgmagazine.com/2008/march/ttmarch08.html
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Zerb Reviews Roll !
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