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CS5 is coming! Be there or be square!

March 25, 2010 / Blogs, Dave's Blog

You’ve been wondering when the day would come, and here it is! Announcing: Adobe CS5! Join us online for a global launch of CS5 as we show you what’s new. Take part with the Adobe online community for a real-time conversation where you can post comments and ask questions along with people from around the world as you watch. http://bit.ly/cs5signup_v Although I am still under NDA, there are some awesome features in this suite! Such as #$%$##)%@@ and #$%^(^&_# !!! [...]

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Review and collaborate on your own time with Fuze Movie

February 22, 2010 / Applications, Product Review, Reviews

As we keep moving forward technologies come and go but one thing is certain: filmmakers need to collaborate. This is especially true in the post production process. I know this firsthand. On my last film I would send MOV file to my executive producer and call him up to go over the cut. It was painstaking about this was we had to basically say go at the same time and try and be synced as we watched the cut of [...]

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NAB 2010 – THE BIG BANG THEORY’S JIM PARSONS TO RECEIVE 2010 NAB TV CHAIRMAN’S AWARD

February 8, 2010 / Blogs, NAB 2010

Award honors individuals for significant breakthrough in television WASHINGTON — Jim Parsons, Emmy nominee and star on the critically acclaimed CBS comedy series “The Big Bang Theory,” from Warner Bros. Television, will receive the 2010 NAB Television Chairman’s Award during the NAB Show Television Luncheon. Sponsored by VCI Solutions, the Luncheon will be held Monday, April 12 at the Las Vegas Hilton. “Jim Parsons is a singularly gifted comedic talent who provides laugh-out-loud entertainment every Monday night on CBS,” said [...]

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NAB SHOW TO HOST FINALE OF INTERNATIONAL FILM COMPETITION

January 21, 2010 / Blogs, NAB 2010, News

48 Hour Film Projects’ ‘Filmapalooza’ to take place April 10-12 in Las Vegas WASHINGTON — NAB announced today that the finale of the 2009 48 Hour Film Project (48HFP) will take place during the upcoming NAB Show, held April 10-15 in Las Vegas. Titled Filmapalooza, the three-day event will honor the winning films submitted by 48HFP participants in 2009. The competition, established in 2001, promotes filmmaking and creativity by providing filmmakers with a character, prop and line of dialogue and [...]

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NewTek Launches HD Portable Live Production System

January 18, 2010 / Blogs, Dave's Blog

NewTek TriCaster™ TCXD300 offers HD/SD live switching, live HD virtual sets, live HD streaming and more SAN ANTONIO – NewTek Inc., manufacturer of industry-leading video and 3D animation products, today announced that it has launched TriCaster™ TCXD300, a product that redefines portable live production with benefits that include high definition and standard definition (HD and SD) live multi-camera switching, full HD streaming, live HD virtual sets, HD titling, HD digital disk recording, HD editing, audio mixing, efficient workflow, multiple effects [...]

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Fuze Box Delivers Real Time Collaborative Review and Approval Solution to Content Creation, Post Production Markets with the Launch of Fuze Movie

January 18, 2010 / Blogs, Dave's Blog, News

Fuze Movie Solves Challenges of Remote, Distributed Review and Approval Workflow with Collaborative, Synchronized Shared Media Experience SAN FRANCISCO, CA (January 19, 2010) – Fuze Box (www.fuzebox.com) today announced it is entering the content creation and post production marketplace with the launch of Fuze Movie. Fuze Movie is a real-time collaborative media review and approval solution created specifically for editors, VFX artists and digital media designers faced with the challenges of collaborating with numerous remote, and often widely distributed colleagues [...]

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Oh RED why do you tease me so?

January 11, 2010 / Blogs, Dave's Blog

Ted from RED dropped by Engadget at CES and teased us all with a peak at Scarlett. I so want to wait for this camera on my next film but the money is closing and I need to get going. My plan is to shoot with the Canon 7D and I was very content with that until I saw this video! Dammit!

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Apple Compressor Tutorials

December 16, 2009 / Software, Tutorials

I have to admit I am not a huge fan of Apple Compressor. Its UI is convoluted to me. I much prefer using Episode Encoder, Sorenson Squeeze, and even the Adobe Media Encoder. I do know, however, that many of you do like it or have no other choice but to use it. I decided to search around for some great Compressor tutorials for you! Enjoy. Compressor • Very Very Simple Tutorial

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Sony Vegas 9 Video Tutorials

December 13, 2009 / Sony

I have to say, I have neglected my first non linear editing program ,Sony Vegas, lately. I remember cutting my first video content on it. It was a music video I did for a very indie rock band! The program was extremely easy to learn and they have made alot of improvement and added tons of new features since then. I decided to poke around the web for some great video tutorials to get you up to speed! Video Tips [...]

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