01|09|2007

EditShare Enables Collaborative Editing in the Field   [HD Studio]

By Michael Grotticelli

Since its launch three years ago, EditShare in Boston has provided a line of digital video storage servers that allow nonlinear editing applications to share media and project files. This lets video editors work collaboratively over a Local Area Network. ...  »
01|01|2007

What I’m Using Now - Next Limit’s ReelFlow   [Studio Monthly]

It’s a really powerful tool for the obvious water and liquid simulation and adds another level of experimentation. But we found that because it is such a powerful particle simulator, you can use it to create a bunch of other effects, too....  »
01|01|2007

Janet Jackson's Wardrobe Function   [Studio Monthly]

How do you maintain a PG rating when Janet Jackson’s clothes disappear in a flash? Good question, and one that the producers of the 2005 Super Bowl halftime show would have certainly liked to have known the answer to (or maybe not)....  »
12|28|2006

Benefits and Pitfalls of The Multitrack Era - Part 2   [Studio Daily]

By Noah Timan

The two-track era taught us that while the potential of split recording could offer a superior end result, the mono production mix was still an essential element for the post production workflow. ...  »
12|20|2006

Making Digital Characters Emote   [Studio Daily]

By Matt Armstrong

While today’s animation software allows the creation of these characters the task of making them move and react in a realistic manner is arduous to say the least. Pendulum Studios created their own solution for mo-cap data. ...  »
12|18|2006

Benefits and Pitfalls of The Multitrack Era   [Studio Daily]

By Noah Timan

In the beginning of the portable recorder era, there was a mono synchronized tape recorder and a simple portable mixer, and that was that. My how things have changed in the last decade, for better and worse. ...  »
12|06|2006

Putting DNxHD Through Its Post Paces   [Film & Video]

By Bryant Frazer

12|01|2006

What I’m Using Now: Reallusion Crazy Talk   [Studio Monthly]

The drudgery of the most important part of my animation, the lip-sync, was the thorn that would keep me from finishing it. I’d draw the characters and sets and the story would seem great and ready to go, but the facial animation was always painstaking. ...  »
12|01|2006

Great Gadgets   [Studio Monthly]

Jim Feeley

As 2006 draws to a close, many of us will sit down to watch our expensive new HDTV sets, or will plan to save up to buy one in 2007. So this seems like a good time to discuss some products I’ve found that solve real-world problems at down-to-earth prices. ...  »
12|01|2006

Silicon Imaging 2K on The Mutant Chronicles   [Studio Monthly]

On the feature film The Mutant Chronicles, DP Geoff Boyle experimented with an alpha version of Silicon Imaging’s new 2K MINI camera ...  »
11|01|2006

Fitting Big Production Value Into a Tiny Window For Web Spots   [Film & Video]

By Bryant Frazer

If making a Web spot is a good excuse to cut corners in production, nobody told commercial director Brandon Dickerson. ...  »
11|01|2006

What I’m Using Now: Avid Symphony Color Corrector   [Studio Monthly]

My day to day work primarily consists of color correcting television shows and feature films. Having multiple platforms in house gives me a choice of different systems to use. With all the systems on the market, I have yet to find one that performs better for my workflows. ...  »
11|01|2006

Rethinking Video Production for the Cell Phone   [Studio Monthly]

By Michael Grotticelli

It’s clear that the potential for the widespread adoption of distributing video to cell phones, iPods and other compact portable devices is huge. That’s why everyone wants in on the craze. The amount of...  »
10|01|2006

Hands-On HD: First-Person Advice   [Studio Monthly]

This installment of "Hands-On HD" marks the latest collection of pro tips and workarounds we’ve gleaned from producers, directors, DPs, editors and audio post specialists working on the frontlines of high-def production and post....  »
10|01|2006

What's the Best Format for Archiving?   [Studio Monthly]

By James Mathers

With so many storage formats available today, a question we are often asked at the Digital Cinema Society is which one we recommend to archive a filmmaker’s work? ...  »

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