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Familiarizing yourself with the latest video technology will help you overcome tech-related obstacles. Since video technology seems to change on a daily basis, keeping up-to-date in this area is crucial to your survival in the world of movie-making.

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Technology

  • Internet Audio Encoding

    Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 05/01/2010 - 12:00am

    Internet Audio Encoding
    Banking, sales, communication and news are just a few of the areas that have been completely transformed by the digital revolution.

  • Viewfinder: No Space

    Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 05/01/2010 - 12:00am

    Viewfinder: No Space
    When space was limited to just one roll of film or a videocassette tape, we learned to use that space succinctly and efficiently. What happens when space in the sky is literally the limit?

  • Workstation Buyer's Guide

    Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 05/01/2010 - 12:00am

    Workstation Buyer's Guide
    Is your workstation just not fast enough to do what you want? Perhaps it is time for a new computer or maybe just an upgrade.

  • How to Make a Documentary: Part 1 Story Development

    Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 05/01/2010 - 12:00am

    How to Make a Documentary: Part 1 Story Development
    In this four-part series on How to Make a Documentary, we will first look at Story Development, then investigate Funding, Financing and Budgeting and finally look at the nuts and bolts of documentary Shooting and Editing.

  • Is 3-D Filmmaking Just a Novelty?

    brunsdan - April 27th, 2010

    Is 3-D Filmmaking Just a Novelty?
    3-D is everywhere. From your television screen to the theater, movies and shows have been wowing audiences with cool visuals and investors with lots of money. We now know that companies can do 3-D, but does that mean it's here to stay?

  • Does 3D Make you Sick?

    Jennifer O'Rourke - April 26th, 2010

    Does 3D Make you Sick?
    In a perfect world with the right visual conditions, eyesight that can quickly change between dual-camera imaging gives the viewer that 3D feeling. But in non-perfect conditions the images fall flat, and some people actually get sick form 3D footage.

  • Vision Research Goes 3D with New High Speed Camera: The Phantom v640

    brunsdan - April 14th, 2010

    Just when you thought things couldn't really get any cooler at NAB, the people at Vision Research somehow surprise you. As everyone expected, this year's NAB show was centered around 3D but few people really thought they'd be making 3D at 1,500 frames per second. Even so, Vision Research just revealed their new 3D super high frame rate camera joining together two Phantom v640s. There's not a lot of word on if they still intend to make a camera that has two lenses with one body, but even so, the potential is enormous.

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