Teased By The Promise Of An Electronic Device
There are some products that, if they actually work as advertised, offer so much promise. You smile just thinking about the possibilities, the endless happiness they could provide.
Scribe at NAB 2008: Editshare
VIDEO: I got a chance to have a chat with Andy Liebman - CEO of Editshare - about the state of the industry in film and TV production workflow, Editshare’s new technologies, and learning how to play well with others.
Gear Review - Lite Panels
Video: Gear Review - Lite Panels at BandPro “One World HD Expo”. Dan Ochiva surveys Lite Panels products.
Scribemedia.org Waste Your Time Wisely: “Broken Lunch Date”
Video: What happens when I have no gear to review? Head out with with my trusty HVX200 in sub freezing temperatures, the Letus Extreme adapter, and some Canon FD lenses.
Steadicam Ultracine 2 - “Cloverfield” should have budgeted for one of these…
Video: Gear Review - Dan and crew get to lay eyes on the new Steadicam Ultra2 system at BandPro in LA
Iconix HD-RH1: High Definition in a Small Package
Video: The Iconix HD-RH1 has earned its stripes in 2007. The pint sized HD camera was used in, among other productions, Oceans 13 and Michael Mann’s Nike Leave Nothing commercial. In the Nike commercial, the camera is dropped into the middle of the action, in between defenders and offensive linemen, generating a sense of tension before Tomlinson runs for a touchdown.
BandPro’s One World HD
Video: Evangelizing High Definition. Amnon Band, President of BandPro, put together the third annual One World HD Open House event - the grand finale of a week of activity and interviews with people in the HD space.
Gear Review: Glyph Drives
Video: Scribemedia.org gear Review — Glyph external drives. Yummy!~
Lessons learned: working with green screen and DVCProHD
ARTICLE: Lessons learned: working with green screen and DVCProHD
Gear Review: Panasonic AG-HSC1UPY –or– “The B-Cam”
VIDEO: Panasonic was kind enough to supply us with this wonderful thing called the “AG-HSC1UPY” - or more appropriately named (by us here at Scribe) “The B-Cam” or TBC.
