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Issues & Agendas:

Could you be dragged away in chains by the feds for taping a high-definition television show at home? Perhaps, especially if the hardliners at Hollywood's motion picture studios get their way. more »

Hard Data

Demand for HD services continues to grow, according to a survey of production companies conducted by Film & Video magazine in early 2005. more »

HDV and Then Some

Wondering why JVC appears to be shying away from grouping its new GY-HD100U camera with the HDV format, even though its built-in "ProHD" recording system records 720-line HD images on MiniDV cassettes? So are we.A lot of people can't wait … more »

HD/Studio Newsletter: It's Not Just About Pretty Pictures

Twice a month, HD/Studio sums up what working production and post people need to know about the politics, technology and techniques of high def. From the publishers of Studio/monthly, Film & Video, and Communication Technology magazines, more »

What I’m Using Now JVC-GY5000U camera

Favorite gear: JVC -GY5000U camera List: $5,995 (without lens or viewfinder) more »

What I’m Using Now: JVC-GY5000U camera

Taylor Wigton, LA DP on the JVC -GY5000U camera. "On a superficial level, I love to see the expressions on peoples' faces when they find out the film they just watched was shot in NTSC-DV." more »

Capturing the Red Sox in 24p

All of Red Sox Nation seemingly held its breath: The Red Sox were one out away from the impossible-a World Series victory. They had been here before; they had been one out away from winning it all in 1986 more »

HOT HOUSE: TakeTwo/CLiP Leads New Creative Initiative

THE COOL FACTOR Teri Rogers has a vision. As CEO of TakeTwo and her newly formed offshoot company TakeTwo/CLiP, she wants to help turn America's heartland into a thriving Mecca of creative and artistic more »

Diamonds in the Rough

The heart of a documentary is found not just in the way a director coaxes his subjects to tell their story. Though revelatory confessions or even a subtle aversion of the eyes caught on camera can speak more »

Display: NAB '05

Thin Is In, And As You Walk Around The Show Floor at you'll be hard-pressed to find a deep-set, CRT monitor. (For more on the technology that makes the trend plausible, see Pete Putman's column on page more »

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