Clint Milby
When Clint's father gave him a video camera as a graduation present, he immediately started producing short films, something he still does today.
After graduating from Baylor University, Milby moved to Los Angeles working for such industry respected companies as Live Entertainment and The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. He worked six years for Warner Bros. where he served as executive assistant to writer/producers and development executives.
After writing several screenplays and producing one award winning short film, Clint broadened his writing and producing talents to include marketing and promotion for ikan corp. There he conceptualized and produced print insertions and videos, as well as creating a short film contest and launching an entire social media campaign.
In 2009, Milby became fascinated with HDSLRs and got a 7D of his own to join the revolution. Beyond making several shorts and commercials using his 7D, he became a careful student of how to get the best video possible from these remarkable cameras. In 2010, Clint started a news website, HDSLRShooter.com and has extended this blog to Pro Video Coalition.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Brett Richards Tells Why His Post Is Up In Smoke
Winner of numerous ProMax awards in 2011, Sweden-based, boutique production company Brokendoll has garnered acclaim with their self-described “visually intense” high end productions for advertising, television and web. You might think a company with this level of initial success would also have goals of growing, but according to Brett Richards, Brokendoll is intent on keeping their footprint small to maintain the quality of their productions, “It is important to the quality of the production that we have the right team on each job, so we avoid large, in house teams to maximize our flexibility.”
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
What The HDSLR Speculators Are Saying
According to the invitation originally circulated by Engadget.com, Canon will be making “An Historic Global Announcement” November 3rd in Hollywood. The event is rumored to be held at Paramount Studios, but this is unconfirmed. Speculations from the world of HDSLR seem to vary. Here are some quotes from the who’s who of the HDSLR filmmaking world.
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Landmark Broadcast at NAB Proves the Power of the Cube
We had a chance to visit with Rod Clark of Teradek who talked about the evolution of their products.
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Friday, December 03, 2010
Mark Pellington’s “I Melt With You” Made Possible with the 5D Mark II
In September, I was asked by HD Videopro to do a story about a new feature that was shot completely using the 5D Mark II. I happened to be in Los Angeles for PhotoCine Expo, so I called the offices of Director Mark Pellington and spoke to his associate producer Matt Roe about their experiences shooting with HDSLR. However, the feature, I Melt With You, wasn’t their first trip to the rodeo…
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Saturday, October 02, 2010
The Distagon T* 1,4/35 and their Compact Primes
Richard Schleuning of Zeiss shows off their latest lens (not yet released) the Distagon T* 1,4/35 and of course their Compact Primes. To find out more about Zeiss lenses, check out their website at http://www.zeiss.com/cine
Monday, September 27, 2010
New Product Promises to Change the Game
Ground breaking new LCD viewfinder connects to HDSLR using HDMI Cable and mounts directly to rig. Clearly the most innovative monitoring solution only available from Redrock Micro.
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Thursday, August 26, 2010
Legendary ASC discusses how the HDSLR changed his life, and how it will change yours…
When I called Shane Hurlbut, he was just returning from a shoot with the US Marine Corps in North Carolina. Shane is one of the most visible and vocal proponents of using the HDSLR for cinematic applications. From the first time Shane held the 5D Mark II, he instinctively knew the technology would not only change the film industry, but the world as well.
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Sunday, August 01, 2010
Rodney Charters says “Park the Camera!”
I recently had an opportunity to speak with Rodney Charters, DP for the FOX television series 24 about the HDSLR revolution, and some of his upcoming seminars. His presentations begin with some compelling behind the scenes footage and some deleted scenes from 24. “I’ll also be talking about my own 35 year exploration of photography and provide some basic information about how to take a camera you buy in the store and make a finished video suitable for presentation.”
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