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Hello all, I have just uploaded another 15 songs to the existing 20 (total of 35) ROYALTY FREE SONGS for use in any film or media project as long as I get the on screen credit of "___________ by Peter John Ross, Courtesy of Sonnyboo.com" in the end credits...

ACCIDENTAL ART 5 min A married woman's affair with the repairman takes an odd twist with her art work. On Vimeo on Youtube: Shot with the RED ONE by cinematographer Greg Sabo starring Tamara Reynolds, Bryan Michael Block, and Jon Osbeck. music by Bill Wandel, edited by Brant Jones

I think it's interesting that they are now calling it "digital" instead of "video" because it is a classier moniker. "filmed" is a weird term because it's still called a "short film" even though it's shot on video and music videos are almost all shot on film...

We are currently seeking short films for broadcast on a TV show for several markets in Ohio. If you have a movie under 30 minutes that you'd like to see broadcast in Columbus, Dayton, Cleveland, and Cincinnati, please submit me your movie. No nudity or any harsh language, please. Any movies with...

Usually when you buy the plug ins, they include an installer, an EXE file that places them in the correct folder.

http://www.gearlog.com/2010/05/house_finale_shot_on_a_dslr.php Just watched the episode and I was floored. I'm a big fan of the show already and they shoot 35mm with Panavision cameras and lenses. In full HD glory, I could not tell this was any different. Of course, they have big time color...

Just read about this on VIDEOCOPILOT.NET wow.... simply.... wow.

ACCIDENTAL ART (see teaser here: ) shot on the RED ONE by Greg Sabo is getting some International play at film festivals. ACCCIDENTAL ART is an official selection of the International Shorts Film Festival in Detmold Germany on June 12th, 2010. Sonnyboo's latest production ACCCIDENTAL ART...

I agree with this wholeheartedly. Spielberg is at his worst when he has no limitations. When he's under the gun or doing something he doesn't have unlimited cash for, he makes better movies. How we as filmmakers face adversity is what defines us in our choices.

Something you could get to help would be integration software between FINAL DRAFT and FINAL CUT. AVID already has a nice plug in for this and ADOBE could benefit from something that allows FINAL DRAFT screenplays to be added to clips as metadata. Is that what you had in mind?

http://www.vimeo.com/8774074 a new podcast series focusing on helping people understand the jobs on bigger movie sets. The Grip/Electric Departments get examined in this episode. This video is more for the Newbs to filmmaking. Featuring the lovely and beautiful Brandy Seymour as our host. No...

Amen to that. It's very true.

They say it isn't necessary to creating movies now. They say that they don't want to be bogged down by rules that don't mean anything, etc. On the one hand, I respect that people don't want to be restricted, but they are without a doubt influenced by what they see, and it was in turn influenced...

Some of cinema's greatest cinematographers use paintings as a lighting and color reference more so than other films. In my many discussions with people under 30 starting to make movies, I'm finding fewer and fewer of them know anything about cinema history. A surprising number of people don't...

How important is knowing any kind of cinema history? I don't feel it's necessary, but I do feel strongly that I benefit greatly by comprehending the importance of contributions by Edwin S. Porter, D.W. Griffith, Orson Welles, etc. The French New Wave movement came from film critics, who deeply...

Dougie Slacombe was the DP of the original 3 Indiana Jones movies and he was an old school DP THEN (barely hanging in there in his 90's right now), and Spielberg has been using exclusively Janusz Kaminski as his DP since 1997 (and the only movie he hasn't done with Spielberg since 1993 was...

I tend to want to follow the 180 degree rule in most, but not all situations. The "rule" is more an effective technique than absolute. Orientation for the viewer is all important, at least if you WANT them to be comfortable. If your goal is to disorient them or make them feel something is "off"...

http://www.vimeo.com/4620796 A couple tries to work out their emotional credit crisis. Now an AWARD WINNING SHORT FILM!, BEST CONCEPT from the BEST OF UNDERNEATH CINCINNATI FILM FESTIVAL, and BEST MINI MOVIE from the INDEPENDENT'S FILM FESTIVAL in Florida. Starring George Caleodis and Amanda...

I saw an article about this in the Columbus Dispatch in Ohio. The movie got a lot of big attention. Congrats on doing it!