Bret Linford from Athleta finds the WebNative digital et management solution just the tool to allow prepress and creative to work simultaneously, while maintaining color throughout the catalog process. Their file search has also become simple and fast.
Duration : 0:2:52
Slantize makes a beat from scratch in 37 minutes on the powerful FL Studio. Cut down to 10 minutes for viewing purposes. Hear the full beat, and get more free beats at www.Shadowville.com - Shadowville Productions!
Listen to the finished product at:
http://www.shadowville.com/hip-hop/633/club-beats/do-it-like-i-do-it/
Duration : 0:9:50
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Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Portland
Executive Creative Directors: Jelly Helm, Steve Luker
Creative Directors: Tyler Whisnand, Mike McCommon
Copywriter: Caleb Jensen
Art Director: Taylor Twist
Agency Executive Producer: Ben Grylewicz
Agency Producer: Shannon Worley
Assistant Producer: Natalie Montgomery
Production Company: Epoch Films, Los Angeles
Director: Stacy Wall
Executive Producer: Jerry Solomon
Producer: Marc Marrie
Editor: Lucas Eskin
Post-Production: Mad River Post
Audio Post-Production: Lime Studios
Mixer: Loren Silber
Effects: RIOT - Klaus
Color Correction: Stefan Sonnenfeld @ Co. 3
Titles/Graphics: Buck
Talent: LaDanian Tomlinson, Adrian Peterson, Steve Nash, Kevin Durant, Brandon Roy, Diana Taurasi, Matt Holliday, Kyle Harrison; Ryan Powell, Landon Donovan, Hope Solo, Abby Wambach, Pete Carroll
Music: Saul Williams “List of Demands”
Record Label: Cornerstone/Fader
Sound Design: Lime
Sound Designer: Loren Silber
Duration : 0:1:1
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Duration : 1:19:46
The Sony Playstation Portable (PSP) game console used the Universal Media Disk (UMD) to deliver games and movies (for a short while) for use with the PSP. The new PSP said to be available in June 2009 will not have a slot for the PSP. In my opinion, this is a good thing since the UMD is not a good delivery mechanism.
Duration : 0:2:33
These commercials aired on local ABC affiliate KGO on November 11th, 1985. Thanks to my Uncle for recording these.
1. Bud Light
2. Nissan
3. DP Gympac (”MmmHmm”)
4. Promo for “Shadow Chasers”
5. Nissan Sentra (Not even my mom’s freaking huge 80’s glasses were as big as these monstrosities)
6. NFL Super Pro Club (With John Elway, Eric Dickerson and a kid who can apparently materialize out of thin air)
7. ABC Station ID
8. Gallo Wines
9. Nissan 300ZX
10. Honda Fourtrax 4X4 (What a twist!)
11. Canon Copier (Now I want a color photocopy of Jack Klugman!)
12. Nuprin
13. Promo for “Monday Night Football”
Duration : 0:6:23
Im looking for blank DVD media that the studios use for my wedding photography business and cant seem to find them online for purchase. They are the ones with the silver recording side not the purple or gold. I know I can use the purple DVD-R’s but Im looking for a more authentic look rather than a cheesy DVDR. Thank for your help.
Im a small company starting up so I dont have the capability of stamping my own DVD’s.
Don’t recording companies stamp out their DVD’s rather than burning them?
Often when googling I find movies that have a tag next to it saying that it is in post production. What does this mean? does it mean that it has finished filming and they are editing or something? thanks
Post-production is, in fact, many different processes grouped under one name. These typically include:
Video editing suite
* Editing the picture / television program
* Editing the soundtrack.
* Writing and recording the soundtrack music.
* Adding visual special effects - mainly computer-generated imagery (CGI) and digital copy from which release prints will be made (although this may be made obsolete by digital-cinema technologies).
* Transfer of film to Video or Data with a telecine and Color grading.
Typically, the post-production phase of creating a film takes longer than the actual shooting of the film, and can take several months to complete.
I’ve tried writing to the usual places, BBC etc.. about how they run work experience placements, but they are always either very vague or full up, or advice on most websites is abit crap. Just wondered if there was anyone on here with experience who may be able to help.
Anything would be great for the mean time.
Cheers
It’s terribly easy.
Here in the US of A, you either join a union (IATSE), the labor force that serves television and film or you apprentice at a station or apprentice for a film company and work your way up.
It’s a lot of fun and very rewarding. The pace of film making is pretty slow and television is very fast! Pick your poison!
Maya 2012 Documentary film part 5