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Perspectives on storytelling and digital cinema technology

Archive for December, 2005

Create your own ILM for (almost) nothing

blog/canon_xl2.jpgHere’s a consolidated list of hardware, software, and suggestions on low-budget filmmaking. The key word here is low-cost so the gear isn’t the best or the flashiest but if you don’t have a budget, well then, this will need to do.

Original article found on TUAW.

Industry opinion on the Mac (circa 1984)

Great photos and text about the computer industry's opinion of the "new" Macintosh business computer and it's "windowed" user interface. Great stuff.

 

 

 

 

(Via The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW))

Sunday’s Calendar section of the LA Times ran a front-page piece about Peggy Archer, a self-blogging grip working in the film industry. Contrary to her regrets, I think it was a good piece for anyone interested in the no-glamour side of the business.

Here’s why after the jump. View Full Article »

CNET posts an article about today’s IT staff becoming the obsolete Maytag washer repairman of tomorrow.

Yes and no. It all depends if the tech industry (well, Microsoft) will start building solid systems. More of my opinion after the jump.

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