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Archive for July, 2008

Very cool. Jim Jannard has announced on reduser.net this morning: “Within a week, RED R3D files will open natively in CS3 Premiere Pro and After Effects.” Very cool. I presume they’ll be able to handle full 4K images. But not sure about that. Well, here’s one quick way to solve Quicktime gamma issues…

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See the International Herald Tribune’s good roundup article, Meetings Going Virtual to Save Money: The emerging trend, analysts say, goes well beyond a reaction to rising travel costs and a weakening economy this year. “These technology tools are going to change the way corporations think about travel and work in the long run,” said Claire [...]

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My friend Michael Hansen of Zendesk gave me the heads up on a new service, RainDance.tv, which this profile (on Killer Startups) touts as indie films on Web 2.0 (the two topics of my blog). I’ve quickly checked it out. And so far I’m underwhelmed. It’s not really Web 2.0 at all: no ratings, recommendations, [...]

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at LA film festival. Matt’s at Cinetic Rights Managment, which I touched on in a post last week. Listen to what he has to say. Makes sense. Indie features to set top boxes won’t happen by itself; needs evangelists like Matt.

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Check out this article from today’s International Herald Tribune: New minicomputers for $300 Most important part of the article: Several makers are taking the low-powered PCs one step further. In the coming months, they are expected to introduce “net-tops,” low-cost versions of desktop computers intended for Internet access. A Silicon Valley start-up called CherryPal says [...]

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Isn’t this a bit like a jumbo shrimp? Phil Wainwright of ZDNet has a post on a Software as a Service (SaaS) who has decided to abandon the browser and deliver their product through… software (albeit of the thin client variety). Now admittedly their software may just be a charged up browser. But the whole [...]

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Red on Rollerblades

Hunter Richards has a post on reduser.net about a indie basketball feature he just wrapped, where he shot basketball scenes while rollerblading. An indie filmmaker after my own heart! I shot a scene in my feature “Indebted” this way–but with a Sony HDR-FX1. Not sure if I have the cajones to skate backward with my [...]

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Red’s Jarred Land announced today on reduser.net that they’ve started shipping their Red-built 16Gb compact flash (CF) cards. Deanan from Red points out that these are the fastest CF cards on the planet. They allow for approximately 8 minutes of 4K 16:9 (4096 x 2304 pixels) “footage” to be shot. It’s like having a full [...]

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Dov S-S Simens is brining his 2-day film school to Hong Kong (Univ. of Hong Kong, Wang Gungwu Theatre) on July 26-27. Well worthwhile, if you’re interested in making movies–from story/script to “nuts and bolts” and how distribution and financing works. Dov pierces the mystery of how films get made. And how you can make [...]

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Check out this good and thoughtful post by Mr. Vix on his experience doing post-production and editing of Red footage from the Blind Generation music video shot on my Red #1304.

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