Manila's Hidden Hero - a Canon 7D short film by Don Sausa
2.20.2010
A Good Friend of Mine is Walking Across America
This is a short clip from his All American Trek. His name is Dan Knabb.
Check him out at DanKnabb.com because he's really cool.
Flying Starlings by Carl Pendle
I absolutely love it when I open my email and someone has reached out to share their work. Not sure if this is common in the UK but I personally have never seen birds move like this. It definitely has a mesmerizing quality to it.
Flying Starlings from Carl Pendle on Vimeo.
Weddings Ain't the Bull$%#^ You're Used To...
Shooting a wedding isn't some bull%$#@ you go into lightly. Not if you're J-Mag or any of the new breed of cinematographers that take the craft seriously. Check this out you will know what I mean.
Irene and Antonio from Jason Magbanua on Vimeo.
Timelapses: Why Are They So Cool?
2.19.2010
I think if you boil it down to the basics, it's the fact that time, in and of itself, is something that none of us fully understand. It's a difficult concept to deal with, as it pertains to our life-span. Therefore, when we see time alterted, our brains are naturally confused,shocked, and ultimately astounded. It's a break from reality. Here are some cool people that are doing very amazing work with timelapses.
Joe Simon:
Time-Lapse Reel 2009 from Joe Simon Films on Vimeo.
Tom Lowe @ Timescapes
Timescapes Timelapse: Learning to Fly from Tom Lowe @ Timescapes on Vimeo.
Philip Bloom
Sky from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.
MIlapse
Road Trip - Bruce Peninsula, Canada from MILapse on Vimeo.
NEW: Weekly Follow Friday Video with @TRStudios
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Some Cool Film people I follow on Twitter
Canon 7d vs Canon 5D MK II vs Canon T2i
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We are going to do a comparison test between the Canon 5D MK II and the Canon 7D. In order to better help you out if there is anything specifically you have questions,concerns or want to see tested please leave a comment below and we will do our best to accomodate everyone we can.
Editors Note:
There has been a lot of interest in the Canon T2i and how this camera will perform versus the Canon 7D. Because of the amount of work this will probably take we are going to wait until we get the Canon T2i then show a comparison between all three cameras. Leave anything below you want to see in the comments and we will still do our best to accomodate.
Canon(550d) Rebel T2i Release Date and more...
2.17.2010
Canon EOS 550D - Rebel T2i from UrbanFox.TV on Vimeo.
Critics Promo: Justice
2.16.2010
Here's the latest Critics promo shot by Canon Filmmakers own Cristina Valdivieso and our good friend Scott Karlins.
Critics promo: Justice from Some Like It Shot on Vimeo.
Talking About DSLR's at GPVA Meeting Tomorrow Night
2.15.2010
Cristina and I are honored to have been asked to show some of our work that has been shot on DSLR's and talk about the pros and cons of using them at the GPVA meeting tomorrow night. GPVA is our local videographers association (Greater Philadelphia Videographers Association). So if you are in the area you should definitely come check it out. For more info go to http://www.gpva.com/ .
To RSVP email rsvp@gpva.com
"Last month we learned about the pros and cons of the DSLR revolution. This month we are planning the ultimate session for everything you need to know about implementing a DSLR.
Understand the differences in approach when shooting, and how to integrate it into your post workflow. During this meeting of professionals you'll have the opportunity to talk to real end-users and pick their brain!
Essential accessories, tools, tips, and techniques will be explained in-depth. Join us for our ever popular round table discussions focusing on the DSLR trend. And equally important see how it compares to our industry standard HD formats.
See you at our NEW LOCATION!
MEETING DETAILS
Tuesday February 16, 2010
BARREN HILL FIRE COMPANY
Mont. Co. Station 29
647 Germantown Pike
Lafayette Hill, PA 19444
610.825.2250
DIRECTIONS TO FIREHOUSE
(Across from Lafayette Hill Studios where last month's meeting was held.)
7:00 MEETING BEGINS*
*NOTE TIME CHANGE OF MEETING
PIZZA and Refreshments will be served
SPACE IS LIMITED.
RSVP IS A MUST!
GPVA MEMBERS - FREE
GUESTS - $20.00
IF YOU ARE NOT A CURRENT GPVA MEMBER YOU WILL NEED TO PAY $100.00 FOR 2010 MEMBERSHIP. OR $20.00 TO ATTEND FEBRUARY'S MEETING.
PLEASE SIGN-UP ON PAYPAL ASAP!"
stillmotion Makes Moves But Always With Etiquette
2.14.2010
First off, if you are asking that question, you must have been living in a cave for the last couple years.
think about a progressive thinking,bar raising,industry standard setting, educational studio that isn't afraid to share. think about a studio that gave the keys to everyone else and wasn't afraid to lose a step. think about everything they have done. then think about, if they took it a step further. well, they have. these guys never fail to impress me. need a track for a wedding highlight, and don't want it to get yanked from youtube. need a track for a commercial project. the same guys that gave a lot of you the blueprint for your company, have given you a soundtrack now, too. Here's what happened when I caught up with Patrick from stillmotion and asked him a few questions in Austin,TX.
If there is still anyone out there that doesn't know who Stillmotion is, in a few sentences, how would you describe who you guys are and what you do?
we are a photo + cinema company based in toronto, canada. in short, we create moving imagery. imagery that is meaningful, imaginative, and above all, honest.
So tell me a little bit about the idea behind With Etiquette?
much like the imagery we create, we wanted the music that accompanied it to be from the heart.
and thus, with etiquette was born.
What is it exactly?
it is a music licensing house that features music that was crafted by real artists. meaningful, imaginative, and honest tunes.
Where did the idea come from and also,there has long been a sort of "don't ask, don't tell" policy with wedding videos in particular, and copyrighted music, what is your view on this?
we believe that by fostering a relationship with independent artists, everyone involved wins. the photo + cinema industries have access to affordable original music, and the musicians have an avenue to share their music and fund the creation of new music.
in listening to the photo + cinema industry, it feels like there is a real willingness to use music the right way if it is accessible, affordable, and great music. running our own business takes a ton of time, as we all know, so any music selections need to be accessible in a way that itunes or other sites are. few have the time to contact a record label and discuss the specific use of each song you would like to be used, then try to negotiate a price that works within that production. probably the biggest hinderance for licensing music today was the cost, and the fear that calling a recording studio would end up costing a fair portion of the commission and therefore not make sustainable. lastly, the quality of the music is also very important. there are options for free/low cost music but from what we have heard, many in the industry are simply not inspired by these tracks and they don't feel it will elevate their imagery.
Where do you see With Etiquette a year from now? Will you be signing on more artists?
currently there are 6 with etiquette artists, and in a year, we'd love to see that number grow, while still maintaining the music's integrity.
Check out With Etiquette here
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