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December 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Choosing a Camcorder: from Supersaver to First Class

by Jim Stinson
There are many ways to get where you're going, at a price you can afford.

Shooting for Video Graphics

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Will your video include graphics and on-screen identifiers? It's important to shoot with your graphics in mind.

What Makes the Best Computer for Digital Video Editing?

by Joe McCleskey
The difference between the ordinary, game-playing, document-creating PC from the kind that can easily pump out hour-long, professional-looking home videos.

Columns

Viewfinder: Reflections

by Matthew York
Reflections

Home Video Hints: Let it Snow, Let it Snow!

by Jim Stinson
Nasty winter weather is no reason to put your camcorder into hibernation.

Public Access: Produce Your Own TV Show

by Sofia Davis
How to get started producing a public access television show.

Video Lighting

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Working with moving subjects and multiple cams.

Jargon: Glossary of Audio Terms

by Chuck Peters
Glossary of Audio Terms

Computer Editing: Clip Trimming Made Easy

by Brian Peterson
Cut the time you spend editing by trimming your clips before you import.

Sound Advice: Headphones for the Videographer

by Hal Robertson
A good pair of headphones are a great addition to your video toolkit.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Charles Fulton

Book and Tape Reviews

by Donald W. Smith
  • From Word to Image--Storyboarding and the Filmmaking Process
  • e-Video--Producing Internet Video as Broadband Technologies Converge
  • Make a Movie that Tells a Story

New Gear

by Charles Fulton
  • ACD Systems VideoMagic
  • Canopus ADVC-1394 digital/analog capture card
  • Brother P-Touch PT-1500pc Labelmaker
  • Strata DVpro 5 editing software
  • Videometry Digital Motion Backgrounds
  • Starlite Video Business Card Holder
  • Photoflex MultiDisc reflector kit
  • Neptune Mediashare
  • RoadWired The Pod device bag
  • Anthro new fit Console Unit

November 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Storyboard - Test Case

by Tad Rose
The plot is simple: a man wakes up to find himself the subject of a mysterious experiment. How does it end? You decide!

Lens Accessories for Your Camcorder

by Bill Davis
Lens filters and accessories help you capture creative clips without digital manipulation.

TWIF

by Michael Hammond
Great video is as easy as TWIF. Tripod, White Balance, Iris and Focus.

All About Camera Angles

by Jim Stinson
Choosing the right point of view for each camcorder setup can be a mysterious process when you're new to the game.

Columns

Viewfinder: Video Questions to Ponder

by Matthew York
Video Questions to Ponder

Home Video Hints: The Three C's of Shooting to Edit

by Jim Stinson
While shooting video, consider the edit that lies ahead. Keep coverage, continuity and cutability in mind.

Light Source: Lighting Your Backgrounds

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Always keep your backgrounds in mind when you set up your video shots.

Take 5: Five Tips for Creative Camcorder Techniques

by Chuck Peters
Don't just point and shoot. Add interest to your shots with these creative camera ideas.

Finding Talent for Videos

by Randal K. West
A handy guide to finding, auditioning and hiring the best performers for your next production.

11 Tips for Location Scouting

by Bill Fisher
Selecting the right location is the first step on the road to a successful shoot.

Computer Editing: Special Effect Video Filters

by Bill Davis
Take advantage of your video editor's special effects filters, just don't overdo it.

Sound Advice: Digital Audio Effects

by Hal Robertson
Spice up your audio soundtrack with some nifty special effects.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Your Tips

by Wendy Nichols

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Panasonic VDR-M20 DVD camcorder
  • TV One Multimedia Solutions DV-2001 DV to Analog converter
  • Serious Magic Visual Communicator
  • Xantrex Xpower Mobile Plug 75 power inverter
  • 16x9 TortleRig
  • Nova Development Video Explosion Deluxe
  • Azden 1000 Series UHF transmitter system

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by Charles Fulton

Special Issue 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Columns

The Year's Video Products in Review

by Stephen Muratore
The magazine in your hands is a tool to help you make sound buying decisions.

Departments

October 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Video Editing Equipment Buyer's Guide

by Alan Sheckter
How to find the best video editing equipment in your price range

Buying a Disc Burner

by D. Eric Franks
Buying a CD or DVD burner can be a no-brainer, but buyers should beware: what you see isn't always what you get.

Dissecting a Digital Camcorder

by Scott Anderson
Watch over a shade tree technician's shoulder as he lays out all of a camcorder's parts--from lens to CCD to record head--but don't try this at home!

Columns

Viewfinder: Producing Video: A Voice of Freedom

by Matthew York
Producing Video: A Voice of Freedom

Home Video Hints: Camera Moves

by Jim Stinson
Pivots, pans, tilts and zooms--learn to generate camera moves that work for you.

Light Source: Lighting with Hardware Store Tools

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Your local hardware store is a valuable source for video lighting tools and accessories.

Jargon: Glossary of Video Production Terms

by Charles Fulton
Glossary of Video Production Terms

A Word from Our Announcer: On-Camera Speaking Tips

by Jim Stinson
Everyone on TV, from newsreaders to ad spokespersons to documentary narrators, practices the craft of speaking on-camera. Talking to an audience from the TV screen takes a special kind of skill--a skill that isn't too hard to master, as you're about to see.

Computer Editing: Video Filter Effects

by Bill Davis
Applying electronic filters in post-production can cure many of your footage's ailments.

Sound Advice: Make Your Own Sound Effects

by Hal Robertson
Use video tools to record and edit your own unique sound effects.

Test Bench

Departments

Tech Support

by D. Eric Franks

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Quick Focus

by Alan Sheckter

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • MacroSystem US Casablanca Kron editing appliance
  • Viewcast Osprey 540 capture card
  • Innovators Co. Videomaster V1000 deposition system
  • Ultralink Products composite video to S-video conversion cable
  • Wildform Flix Lite Flash encoder
  • Canopus ADVC-100 media converter
  • Anthro Corp. Video Editing Console
  • TV One LTM-150X-DV color LCD monitor
  • Visual Infinity Grain Surgery for After Effects
  • Setwear Hothand gloves

Video Industry News

by Alan Sheckter
Adobe Releases Premiere 6.5.Two More MICROMV Cams from Sony.The New Casablanca Video Editor.

September 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Video Capture Cards Buyer's Guide

by Wendy Nichols
A little cardiac surgery is all you need to do to turn your home computer into a full-fledged editing wonder.

Computer & Video Monitors

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
If you are taking the time to produce a video masterpiece, whether for fun or fame and fortune, you depend on your monitors to provide you with true, high-quality images. Whether you are considering a VGA computer monitor or NTSC production monitor, there are several characteristics to think about.

Really Real Time

by D. Eric Franks
Just what the heck do video editing people (read: marketing folks) mean when they say "real time"? Doesn't everything happen in real time? What other kind of time is there? Fake time?

Columns

Viewfinder: Time to Upgrade Your Gear

by Matthew York
Time to Upgrade Your Gear

Home Video Hints: Camera Sinners, Repent!

by Jim Stinson
An in-depth look at seven suspect shots you should avoid when shooting your footage.

Light Source: One Location, Five Different Looks

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Even in a small office studio, you can attain a variety of looks and moods for your video.

Shaping Actor Performances

by Jim Stinson
Many actors, like pieces of clay, need to be molded and prodded into perfect form. Your job as director is to recognize actor shortcomings and decide what kind of intervention is necessary.

Computer Editing: Keying, Alpha Channels and Mattes

by Bill Davis
Dive into the wonderful world of compositing and enter a world without creative limits.

Sound Advice: Captured in Time

by Hal Robertson
Getting audio cleanly from the camcorder to the computer is key to your production.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Your Tips

by Wendy Nichols

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Apple 23-inch LCD Monitor
  • CyberLink PowerDirector Pro 2.0
  • AVI Sorcerer's Apprentice DV
  • Canon GL2 Mini DV Camcorder
  • Sonic Solutions MyDVD 4
  • Music2Hues Flagship Series production music
  • Ulead DVD Workshop
  • Hoodman Hoodskins LCD protectors
  • Lowepro Video Bags
  • Medea RTS-series disk arrays

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by Alan Sheckter

August 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Unlocking Turnkeys

by D. Eric Franks
Plug it in, power it up and edit. That's the promise of a turnkey editing system.

The Tripod: A Videographer's Anchor

by Alan Sheckter
A good tripod is essential equipment for any serious videographer.

Digital Video Details

by Charles Bloodworth
Is Mini DV good enough for the pros?

Columns

Viewfinder: Documentary Observations

by Matthew York
Documentary Observations

Home Video Hints: Pushing the Right Buttons

by Jim Stinson
The presence and location of manual camcorder settings play an important role in video production.

Fan Films on the Web

by James DeRuvo
It doesn't cost millions of dollars to creat a blockbuster, only a camcorder and a desire to play Jedi.

Light Source: The Color of Light

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Knowing the physical differences between outdoor, indoor and mixed lighting conditions will help your videos.

Computer Editing: The ABCs of NLEs

by Tom Patrick McAuliffe
Video editing, as a whole, is greater than the sum of its parts.

Sound Advice: Audio on an Even Keel

by Hal Robertson
A guide to keeping your audio levels consistent throughout your videos.

Test Bench

Departments

Tech Support

by D. Eric Franks

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Quick Focus

by Alan Sheckter

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Focus Enhancements FireStore Field Kit
  • EZQuest Boa USB 2.0 DVD burner
  • Rosco DigiComp video color fabric, paint and tape
  • Shure ULX wireless microphones
  • Roxio VideoWave Movie Creator
  • MacroSystem US Casablanca Avio DV
  • Canon ZR50 MC Mini DV Camcorder

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by Alan Sheckter

July 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Microphone Buyer's Guide

by Hal Robertson
Nothing does more to help create professional video than a good, external microphone.

Shooting an Interview TV-Style

by Jim Stinson
You can shoot a television-style interview with a single camcorder and a little creativity.

Balancing Act

by Hal Robertson
Understanding balanced and unbalanced audio connections.

Call for Entries

by Alan Sheckter
The 16th Annual Videomaker/Panasonic Short Video Contest rules, guidelines and entry form.

Columns

Viewfinder: Networking with Other Videographers

by Matthew York
Networking with Other Videographers

Home Video Hints: Composition the Easy Way

by Jim Stinson
Good composition requires more than just a high-quality camcorder and some nice scenery. There are rules.

Light Source: Light Choice

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
There are many different types of lights, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.

Camcorder Battery Tips

by Chuck Peters
How to make sure your battery is still alive when your ready to make that critical shot.

Video Editing: Go with the Flow

by Bill Davis
Ever been hypnotized? A well-edited movie does exactly that, and it's not a bad thing. It captures the imagination in a way that virtually takes over the brain.

Sound Advice: Editing Audio for Video

by Hal Robertson
Use a variety of editing techniques to maximize the quality of your video sound.

Test Bench

Departments

Letters to the Editor

by Wendy Nichols
Ask Videomaker. Questions and comments from our readers and answers from the editor.

Your Tips

by Wendy Nichols

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Sharp VL-NZ150 Mini DV Camcorder
  • Final Draft 6 Scriptwriting software
  • Photoflex CineDome pro Softbox
  • StoryView 2.0 visual outliner software
  • Sennheiser Streetwear HD 497 headphones
  • Vanguard VGA-3045A Laptop Computer Case
  • Panasonic PV-VM202 Mini DV Camcorder

Zoom In

by Alan Sheckter

June 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Forecast: Strong Drama

by Gene Bjerke
Weather can be a key ingredient in your video. Good planning, ingenuity and a few household items can help.

Editing Software Buyer's Guide

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Find nonlinear editing software that fits both your budget and your production requirements.

Spacious & Speedy: Hard Drives for Video Editing

by Joe McCleskey
Today, even inexpensive hard drives are likely to have the performance characteristics necessary to edit video.

Columns

Viewfinder: The Magic TV Window: Anything, Anytime

by Matthew York
The Magic TV Window: Anything, Anytime

Home Video Hints: A Videographer's Family Vacation

by Jim Stinson
Make sure you have all the mobile video equipment you need when you head out on the road.

Light Source: The Illusion of Diffusion

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Diffusion is a technique that every videographer should know.

Video Genres

by Jim Stinson
Program types and why they matter.

Computer Editing: Film Effects

by Tom Patrick McAuliffe
Post-production tips and tricks to make your video look like film.

Sound Advice: Audio in the Digital World

by Hal Robertson
Today's video editing software provides all the audio post-production tools you need--let it work for you.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Philips DVDR985 stand-alone DVD+R/+RW Recorder
  • TriLab Productions Digital Hotcakes animated backgrounds
  • Cases Plus KX1427XL1 travel case for the XL1
  • TDK MultiLevel CD burner
  • Avid Xpress DV 3 editing software
  • THE pod camcorder stabilizer
  • JVC GR-DVM76U Mini DV Camcorder

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by Alan Sheckter

May 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

The Wonderful World of Digital Color

by Jim Stinson
Use color as a creative tool, either while you shoot or in post-production, to create unique moods and effects.

Buyer's Guide: Lights and Reflectors

by Joe McCleskey
Before you roll the camera and start the action, you'd better put some thought into your lights.

Columns

Viewfinder: Shoot with a Happy Face

by Matthew York
Shoot with a Happy Face

Home Video Hints: Plan for Success

by Jim Stinson
A little planning goes a long way in making a successful video project.

Light Source: Controlling Light

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Seize control over your lighting with accessories such as flags, barndoors and snoots.

Take 5: Five Video No-No's

by Chuck Peters
A short list of things to leave out of your videos.

Computer Editing: Breaking the Two-Gig Barrier

by Joe McCleskey
Digital video editors can conquer the 2-gigabyte file size dilemma. Here's how.

Sound Advice: Voiceover Techniques

by Hal Robertson
There are many tricks of the trade you can use to perfect your video voiceovers.

Test Bench

Departments

Letters to the Editor

by Wendy Nichols
Ask Videomaker. Questions and comments from our readers and answers from the editor

Your Tips

by Wendy Nichols

Book and Tape Reviews

by Donald W. Smith
  • Pro Series Training Videos 2000 Siggraph -- Martin Hash's Animation:Master
  • Shooting Digital Video -- DVCAM, Mini DV and DVCPRO
  • Film into Video -- Second Edition

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Hitachi DZ-MV270A DVD-R/DVD-RAM camcorder
  • MGI VideoWave 5
  • BeachTek DXA-6 Audio Adapter
  • Laird Telemedia DVora Media Engine turnkey editing systems
  • OConnor Professional Camera Support Systems Randall Handle
  • Light and Motion UWA100 lens
  • Aurora Video Systems IgniterLT capture card for the Power Macintosh
  • TenLab TR-1000Pro television standard converter
  • Tributaries VX2 Automatic Video Integration System

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by Alan Sheckter

April 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Product Preview: Sony DCR-IP7BT Camcorder

by D. Eric Franks
Sony's new MICRO MV format camcorder breaks the Mini DV size barrier.

Buyer's Guide: Editing VCRs

by Bill Davis
When you lay money down for a new editing VCR, don't take a gamble.

DVD Authoring Software Buyer's Guide

by D. Eric Franks
How do you get your video onto a DVD? Check out our DVD authoring software buyer's guide.

DVD Flavors

by Roger Wyatt
Learn the differences between DVD-ROM, DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD+R and DVD-R.

2001 Videomaker/Panasonic Video Contest Winners

by Alan Sheckter
Our readers sent us their best work. Here are our favorites.

Columns

Viewfinder: Getting Your Video onto a DVD

by Matthew York
Getting Your Video onto a DVD

Home Video Hints: Shooting Under Cover

by Jim Stinson
Admit it. There are plenty of times you want to shoot inconspicuously. Here's how.

Author Your Own Director's Cut on DVD

by Scott Anderson
Making video for DVD isn't like producing for VHS. It's a whole new ball game!

Light Source: Lighting for Chromakey

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Lighting is one of the most important aspects of bringing realism to your chromakey scene.

Jargon: Video Acronyms and Abbreviations

by Chuck Peters
Video Acronyms and Abbreviations

How to Make a Storyboard and Shot List

by Jim Stinson
A bit of pre-planning can save you time and money.

Analog to Digital Converters

by Charles Bloodworth
How to Convert analog to digital video using an external A/D converter or DV camcorders as analog to video converters.

Sound Advice: Auditorium Audio

by Hal Robertson
Learn how to tackle the challenge of recording audio in a large room.

Test Bench

Departments

Ask an Expert for Video Help

by D. Eric Franks
Readers' questions regarding video are answered by video experts.

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Book and Tape Reviews

by Bruce Coykendall
  • What's New in Adobe After Effects 5
  • Filmmaker's Dictionary 2nd Edition
  • Setting Up Your Shots: Great Camera Moves You Should Know

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Sony DCR-IP7BT MICRO MV camcorder
  • AIST MoviePack Video Edition 4.0
  • Apple iDVD 2
  • Moblie Video Studios Eagleye portable production studio
  • Vivastar RS-121 SCSI-2 DVD-R drive
  • Electric Fuel Corp INSTANT POWER disposable batteries
  • ArcSoft ShowBiz Editor
  • Stomp Click'N Burn Pro 2.0
  • SunDog mattebox/sunshade
  • Adobe After Effects 5.5

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by Alan Sheckter

March 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Colossal Computer Video Buyer's Guide

by Tom Patrick McAuliffe
Our annual computer video product guide contains more than 350 products in 10 categories, from laptop editors to titling software

What's Your Angle?

by Jim Stinson
Half a video director's job is picking the right camera angles. Here are five factors to help you position the camera effectively.

Depth of Field

by Donald W. Smith
How to control the depth of field so your subject stands out sharply.

Columns

Viewfinder: Hidden Video Cameras

by Matthew York
Hidden Video Cameras

Home Video Hints: Get Those Tapes in Shape

by Jim Stinson
Limbering up your tapes by blacking, fast forwarding and pre-labeling them can save you headaches.

Light Source: Using a Camera-Mounted Light

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
The on-camera light can be a great tool, if you know how to use it.

Computer Editing: Log and Capture Concepts

by Bill Davis
Plan ahead by sorting and numbering your video clips in an organized way.

Sound Advice: We'll Fix It in Post

by Bruce Coykendall
In audio post-production, you can conquer most audio dilemmas that may come your way.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Your Tips

by Wendy Nichols

Book and Tape Reviews

by Charles Fulton
  • Digital Filmmaking 101
  • From Home to Hollywood: An Introduction to Desktop Video
  • Film Directing Fundamentals: From Script to Screen

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Edirol VideoCanvas DV-7 Digital Video Workstation
  • Nighingale Voice Box production elements: Just Kids and Babies
  • Vinten Vision 3 Pan and Tilt Tripod
  • Dazzle 6 in 1 Card Reader
  • Mini-Punch Ps5 switching power supply
  • Panasonic DMR-E20 DVD Recorder
  • Azden SGM-2X shotgun microphone
  • VariZoom StealthZoom hands-free control
  • Maxtor Personal Storage 3000DV IEEE 1394 hard drive

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by Alan Sheckter

February 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Mix It Up! Audio Mixers Buyer's Guide

by Hal Robertson
An audio mixer article and buyer's guide to help you deliver first-class audio.

Protecting Your Cam from the Deep Freeze

by Matthew David Wachsman
Tips for ensuring that when the temp breaks the freezing mark, your equipment keeps working.

Best Products of the Year Awards 2001

by D. Eric Franks
As selected by the editors of Videomaker.

Columns

Viewfinder: The Future: Boredom-Free Home Video

by Matthew York
The Future: Boredom-Free Home Video

Home Video Hints: Videotaping Children

by Jim Stinson
Make compelling home videos, not just boring, uninspired raw footage.

Tilt! Using the Frame for Special Effects

by Jim Stinson
By creatively using the edge of the frame, you can produce all sorts of trick video photography.

Light Source: Reflecting Light

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Don't let imposing lighting conditions get you down, reflect that light to your advantage.

Computer Editing: Introduction to Computer Animation

by Scott Anderson
Today's powerful animation software can help you create dazzling animation productions.

Sound Advice: Quiet on the Set

by Bruce Coykendall
Keeping the unwanted

Test Bench

Departments

Tech Support

by D. Eric Franks

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Book and Tape Reviews

by Bruce Coykendall
  • Digital Video Filmmaker's Handbook
  • Steadicam Techniques and Aesthetics
  • Guerilla to Guerilla: How to Make Your Video Look Like Film

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Apple PowerBook G4
  • United Media Multicam camera switching software
  • Addonics Pocket DigiDrive multi-format memory card reader
  • iREZ Technologies CapSureUSB external digitizer
  • Wildform Flix for Mac
  • 01 Communique COMMUNICATE! I2000
  • Canopus DV Booster Pack
  • Hoodman Corp. Hoodwipes
  • Electric Image 3D Toolkit
  • Gefen ex-tend-it DVI-Switch

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by Alan Sheckter

January 2002 Table of Contents

Feature Stories

Mini DV Camcorders: Little Cams, Big Results

by Jim Stinson
If you're in the market for a new Mini DV camcorder, this buyer's guide will help you decide how much camcorder to buy and how much to pay for it.

Buyout Music For Video

by Joe McCleskey
Where to turn for tunes - companies that provide royalty-free music and sound effects libraries.

Optics 101

by Bob Stephenson
Explore and understand your camcorder's optics and take even greater control of your images.

Streaming Video - How it Works (and Why it Sometimes Doesn't)

by Joe McCleskey
Streaming video: The exciting new technology that allows video producers to share their work inexpensively with a worldwide audience.

Columns

Viewfinder: A New Way to Share Video

by Matthew York
A New Way to Share Video

Home Video Hints: Steady as She Goes!

by Jim Stinson
Practical advice to help you shoot smooth, steady footage with or without a stabilizing device.

Video Out: Search Engines

by John Davis
Getting your Web site listed on search engines could be your key to Web-video success.

Take 5: Five Essential Items for Your Camera Bag

by Chuck Peters
Five Essential Items for Your Camera Bag

Copy Protection

by Mark Levy
Protecting your work can lead to some confusing red tape. Use these tips from two copyright attorneys to help you cut through it.

Computer Editing: Color Tweaking

by Bill Davis
Digital-video tools built into today's editing computers allow videographers to manipulate on-screen color.

Sound Advice: Gaining Control of Your Volume

by Hal Robertson
Once upon a time, a rookie videographer decided to strike out on his own. Here's his story.

Test Bench

Departments

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Your Tips

by Wendy Nichols

Book and Tape Reviews

by Mark Potkin
  • Video Communication & Production
  • Video Warriors: Creating Hot Graphics with Cool 3D
  • Premiere 6 For Macintosh & Windows

New Gear

by Wendy Nichols
  • Canon XL1S Mini DV Camcorder
  • Charles Beseler camera luggage
  • DVDCre8 DVD Complete Deluxe authoring package
  • Primera Technology 62008 optical disc duplicator
  • Digital Juice Jump Back animation libraries
  • Software Architects DVD-RAM TuneUp 3.2
  • Matrox RT2500 capture card
  • Lenmar Mach1 Speed Charger
  • Matthews Studio Equipment RoadRags portable lighting system
  • Century Precision Optics wide-angle lens adapters

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by Alan Sheckter
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