Production
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Thursday, July 03, 2008
RED Build 16: A Camera Whose Time Has Come
Ah, sweet 16. How I’ve waited for thee. Finally, a camera I can work with.
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
Untrustworthy
I just got fired from a job because the producer decided I was untrustworthy. Huh?
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Cine Gear Expo 2008 - Day 2
The second day of the hottest equipment show in LA
Cine Gear Expo on the blazing-hot Universal backlot
Day 2 of Cine Gear Expo dawned sunny and hot—our in-car temperature display registered 102 degrees Fahrenheit by 1:30pm. Despite the heat, there were plenty of things worth seeing.
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Cine Gear Expo 2008 - Day 1
The hottest equipment show in LA… literally…
Cine Gear Expo on the Universal back lot.
We came down to LA for Cine Gear Expo, a two-day showcase of all manner of production things: grip gear, lighting, camera accessories, and so on.
It is quite literally the hottest equipment show around…
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Maelstrom - Production (part 2)
Shooting “jazz style” on a Rob Nilsson feature
Sunflowers: two VistaBeam 600s fill the shadows.
[See also: Preproduction; Production (part 1)]
Day 4 - We have a 3pm call for a 4pm start (we’re skewing later in the day as we need to shoot nighttime footage) and plan to shoot to midnight, covering the climactic dinner and post-dinner scenes.
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Maelstrom - Production (part 1)
Shooting “jazz style” on a Rob Nilsson feature
Still life with water bottle: An EX1 sports a DvRig Junior; Alan Hereford’s homebrew DvRig is at the bottom of the picture.
Day 0 - Finishing up our preproduction for Rob Nilsson’s film, “Maelstrom”, Tim and I head up to San Francisco and Emeryville to pick up gear. Videofax has an EX1 with wide-angle adaptor to back up ours and serve as a B camera, and Chater Camera has two Lectrosonics wireless systems with Sonotrim mikes to supplement my two existing Sony WRR/WRT-28 wirelesses with ECM-77s.
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