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| 08|01|2005 |
By George Jarrett"We pulled off a full 2K DI for $110K, about $50K less than the lowest bid that we received." — Kyle Jackson The first film Jackson edited, Cats and Mice , was shot on Panasonic’s VariCam. The... »
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| 08|01|2005 |
By Bryant Frazer1. Understand Your Licensing Needs Licensing is becoming more complicated. It’s not always obvious when a certain kind of usage will require you to buy extra rights to a piece of music or footage. As more... »
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| 08|01|2005 |
By Debra KaufmanDirector Joseph Kosinski came out of engineering and architecture, where he learned and used CAD programs to design. "While learning those, I realized how powerful they are and how I could use them to... »
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| 08|01|2005 |
By Michelle PasterCartoon Network’s Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi may just reinvent the way animators think about 2D. Many animated TV shows are still based on pencil-and-paper drawings, which are scanned into conventional animation... »
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| 08|01|2005 |
It takes a veteran editor like Brian McKernan to explain the moving target of "digital cinema." His new book Digital Cinema: the Revolution in Cinematography, Postproduction, and Distribution was... »
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| 07|01|2005 |
By George JarrettIf you could find them, the few DI doubters wandering about Las Vegas were nervous at the prospect of new workflows.... »
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| 07|01|2005 |
— Michelle PasterThanks to the momentum generated by sales of nearly 3 million DVD box sets and repeated cable airings, Fox’s Family Guy is back by popular demand after its 2002 cancellation in season three. ... »
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| 07|01|2005 |
By George Jarrett and Bryant FrazerDoing its part to bolster the position of film for episodic and documentary production, Kodak has commercialized another piece of R&D technology— and it has launched a low-contrast Super 16 stock... »
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| 06|21|2005 |
The recently wrapped fourth season of American Idol, including its popular road auditions and live studio shows, was entirely shot and broadcast in the 720p... »
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| 06|07|2005 |
By Michael Grotticelli
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| 06|07|2005 |
By Michael GrotticelliWith each passing day, hard-drive recording systems from S.two and the new portable Flash-based recorder from Thomson are showing up on the sets of a growing list of A-list feature film directors and DPs shooting with digital cameras.... »
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| 06|01|2005 |
By Beth MarchantAdobe rolled out a series of OpenHD certified workstations running its complete video collection that it has opmtimized with partners HP, Dell, Microsoft, Intel and others and their off-the-shelf components... »
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| 06|01|2005 |
By Bryant FrazerWhen hired to create a series of spots driving viewers from Discovery Networks’ SD channels to Discovery HD Theater, Santa Monica’s Steam decided to do it in full HD style. Steam shot with two Sony F900... »
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| 05|03|2005 |
By Michael GrotticelliMetadata — it’s one of those industry buzzwords that can make your eyes glaze over. But as the new world of digital HD imaging meets the traditional world of 35mm film, metadata has become a key to making digital productions work more efficiently... »
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| 05|01|2005 |
By Michael GrotticelliSound crazy? Two companies that market such "dedicated" systems, Edirol, in Bellingham, WA, and MacroSystem Digital Video, in Boulder, CO, don’t think so. They both cater to a growing ProAV and... »
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