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Check out this article to see the real reason why digital has seen off film for good in the movie business:

The rise of digital in motion pictures Beyond the tipping point for film (part 1 of 2)

It explains why the likes of Kodak, the iconic photography firm, went bankrupt and the one game-changing event in 2009 that changed everything!

Do you agree?

Fun Movie Terms - Red Herrings and McGuffins

Jennifer O'Rourke - June 17th, 2011

Fun Movie Terms - Red Herrings and McGuffins

What in the world do a Red Herring or McGuffin have in common with the movie-making world? Learning and understanding movie terminology is important to anyone interested in working with people in the movie industry. Some terms, however, seem silly, but a deeper explanation gives you better insight into storytelling magic.

James Cameron Purchases 50 RED Epic-M Cameras for Avatar

brunsdan - April 25th, 2011

James Cameron Purchases 50 RED Epic-M Cameras for Avatar
Leave it up to James Cameron to shell out almost 3 million dollars on new camcorder equipment. Recently, Jim Jannard announced that the Avatar director bought 50 of his company's Epic-M cameras for production on his newest Avatar films.
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I wasn't one of the throngs who went to see Avatar in theaters. I waited 'til it came out on DVD. Well for $20 bucks I got what you usually get for only $15... just the movie, no special features whatsoever. Thank God I didn't spend $25 bucks on the Blu-Ray 'cause it was the same deal. Despite gettin' jipped, here's the 'making of Avatar' video that should have been on the DVD. It's 25 minutes long but if you've got the time, it's worth a look.

Making of Avatar short

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.

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