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Telestream

Telestream tells us about their up and coming products at NAB. more »

Ten New Products from BlackMagic Design

James Mathers, cinematographer and president of the Digital Cinema Society, talks with BlackMagic president Dan May about the 10 new products released at NAB from BlackMagic. more »

AJA at NAB

James Mathers, president of the Digital Film Society, talks with Nick Rashby, president of AJA, abouth their's four new mini-converters, and the updates to their Xena and Kona cards. more »

Podcast: Editor Chris Kroll on Good Dick

Editor Chris Kroll talks about the technical and creative workflow on the indie feature Good Dick, which premieres at the Sundance Film Festival today. more »

Media Transfer with Signiant

At the latest AlphaDogs' Editors' Lounge, Signiant's Tom Ohanian describes how the software can be used to transfer files and remotely collaborate. more »

Top Spot of the Week: 2007

Watch video on the best in television advertising commercials. Selections based on concept and execution, including cinematography, visual effects, animation, editing, color correction and sound. Watch the Tops Spots now. more »

Canon XL H1 Goes “Green” For Tumbleweed Entertainment

When the California based Tumbleweed Entertainment production company needed a versatile, digital High Definition acquisition solution to help educate viewers to become more "eco-friendly," it chose the XL H1 HD Camcorder from Canon U.S.A., Inc. more »

Sony XDCAM On the Lot

As 50 aspiring filmmakers endure a rigorous Hollywood boot camp to kick off the new reality series On the Lot, the show’s Director of Photography Jay Hunter is taming the arms of what he calls “the reality show octopus beast” … more »

PCMCIA Slot Workaround For Solid State Production

For those using Panasonic's P2 solid-state recording system that doesn't have a PCMCIA slot on their computer, there's a workaround. more »

ADM Productions’ John Dunn Shoots The Watchmaker with the Canon XL H1

As an experienced DP (director of photography), John Dunn has used practically every film and video format available to shoot everything from TV commercials to high-end corporate productions during the past 20 years. more »