January 2010

The two-day, hands-on workshop will cover the “shooting techniques, helpful tricks, infinite accessories, and known workflow solutions” for the most popular HD-DSLR models on the market.

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Profiles

Mr. Goldman Makes His (Web) Move

by Dan Ochiva January 22, 2010

If you want smart, inside writing from someone who an easy, conversational approach to Hollywood’s doings from top directors on down, you’ll want to turn to Michael’s site regularly.

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Gear & Software

Augmented Reality—Just a Flash in the Pan for Ad Agencies?

by Dan Ochiva January 21, 2010

AR will be one of the new media moneymakers of 2010 since the technology builds off the proliferation of faster, higher screen rez smart phones.

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Media Biz

Can New Media Help (Some) Old Media?

by Dan Ochiva January 21, 2010

DVRs are less of a threat than previously thought…but newspapers are toast.

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Gear & Software

Get Your Hands on a Sony NXCAM

by Dan Ochiva January 20, 2010

Get an RSVP in to Band Pro early if you want a chance to have a little hands on time with Sony’s intriguing new NXCAM at the open house this coming Wednesday, January 27th.

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Gear & Software

Bravin In, Bahnemann Out at ARRI

by Dan Ochiva January 18, 2010

In a recent series of announcements, ARRI Inc shows it’s getting ready for the next stages in its move from its storied film history to all-digital camera systems.

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Media Biz

Netflix Desires, By Zipcode

by Dan Ochiva January 18, 2010

Netflix–and the NYT–know what you like to watch

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Classes & Events

Someone Will Be There Who Knows the Answer

by Dan Ochiva January 16, 2010

If you can afford the time and expense, anyone involved in planning for the future of production, post, and distribution will want to be at Hollywood Post Alliance Tech Retreat.

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Gear & Software

All Mobile Video To Build New 3D Truck With Sony

by Dan Ochiva January 13, 2010

New York-based mobile production vendor All Mobile Video announced Monday that it will build a 3D-capable HD production truck that will be ready to shoot 3D sports and live events this summer.

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