Festivals

• NAB Wrap Up 2013

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  Jordan Claverie - Tue, 06/25/2013 - 11:17am

  

  For 90 years the National Association of Broadcasters has been putting on a convention for their industry. For the last 20 years, they’ve set up camp in Las Vegas. And over the last five years, they’ve repositioned the annual gathering as a content producers’ paradise. This year’s event did not disappoint.

• Is SXSW Worth Attending as a Film/Video Geek?

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  Mike Wilhelm - March 20th, 2013

  

  When video enthusiasts and filmmakers are planning travel for the year, a few big events spring to mind. NAB in Vegas and IBC in Amsterdam are no-brainers. For the creative minded, Sundance, Cannes, and the Toronto Film Festival are obvious choices as well. What about SXSW? Most people seem to associate SXSW with music and technology, but for 20 years it’s also been a prominent film festival. In fact, film is the largest segment of the event.

• Make Money With On-Line Video Distribution

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  Make Money With On-Line Video Distribution

• Quick Focus: Topical News

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Thu, 05/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  Video for the Troops

  

• The festival circuit: 8 Film & Video Festivals

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 03/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  Whether you made a feature-length movie, a short subject, an animated or experimental film; whether it's a narrative, a documentary or a music video, somewhere out there is an outlet for your film. Whatever their size, shape or specialty, the most rewarding festivals go beyond premiere screenings in stylish venues, red carpet parades and glitzy parties. The better festivals enrich the marketplace experience for filmmakers with discussions, demonstrations and panels. There are many more than listed here.

• It Could Happen - Festivals

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  Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 03/01/2008 - 12:00am

  

  Showtime - Your epic is finally done. The color corrections you meticulously crafted are perfect, and the audio tracks in the edit timeline are speckled with fades and dissolves - evidence of a carefully-blended soundtrack. You click on Save As and rip the project to DVD. It's showtime.

• Camcorder and Some DV Camcorder Rebates from Canon

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  In our Video Bits & Bytes segment, Mark has video news about Sanyo's latest CG65 AVC/H.264 Camcorder and some DV camcorder rebates from Canon. Derek brings us more news on StumbleUpon.com and iStock video, and tells you about a film festival using disposable camcorders.

• Free Final Cut Pro Plug-ins from Noise Industries

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  In this week's Video Bits & Bytes: Mark and Derek have news on JVC's new GZ-HD7 hi-def Everio...and some Free Final Cut Pro Plug-ins from Noise Industries. They'll also tell you about StudioNow.com, a new Online Video Editing Community where YOU can get paid to edit other people's videos online. Additionally, they have news about Blinkx.com launching a new wiki for Video SEO and about a Viacom law-suit against YouTube for 1 Billion Dollars.

• Video Industry News for Editing Storage

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  In our Video Bits & Bytes segment, Mark has some Video Industry News for editing storage. Seagate announces the World's fastest drives that runs at 15-thousand rpms, which is good news for video editors. In Derek's video sharing news, he tells us about Stockstock, joost [juiced], HDfest and Grindhouse. Stockstock is a film fest using stock footage and remixing, joost is a new venture from the same team that brought us skype. HDfest is a traveling HD video festival that will be in NYC the same weekend that Videomaker is having its New York Summit.

• Samsung Develops Phone that Delivers Divix media

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  In our News & Technology segment, Derek has some exciting news in the video-sharing world. Samsung has developed a phone that delivers Divix media. A new site we're watching closely is Zudeo which supplies High Def film download with a bit torrent twist. Mark tells us about two new AVCHD camcorders form Panasonic... and the latest release of DVD-it Pro HD by Roxio. They also talk about some brick & mortar retail stores working to make your DVD transfers even easier... and some interesting news from MacroSystem's Casablanca.

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