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Watch for the Debut of Our New Columnist Mark Forman

by Dan Ochiva January 14, 2012
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NYC Production & Post News is happy to announce the coming debut of a regular weekly column by DP and photographer Mark Forman…

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Gear & Software

Hotware

by Dan Ochiva December 5, 2011
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Here’s our monthly review of the latest gear and software which includes a look at Avid’s Media Composer 6, the Canon C300, Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve Lite, Smith Micro’s Poser Pro 2012 and the Red Scarlet-X.

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Weekly News in Review

Will Netflix Save Indie Production?

by Dan Ochiva May 24, 2011
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Our look at news items from the prior week includes Web distribution of movies, gear to help field production, and a non-aerosol method of painting your graffiti tag…

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Our National Jukebox Debuts

by Dan Ochiva May 17, 2011
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This look at the past week’s news includes a look at trends in 3D production, tips on what goes into making a successful start-up, and the debut of a national jukebox service…

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Weekly News in Review

Was Tribeca Film Fest 2011 Worth It?

by Dan Ochiva May 10, 2011
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This week we hear some final takes on the 2011 Tribeca film Festival, find out that a farm grows on a production studio in Brooklyn, and get a sense of what’s coming for augmented reality via an in-depth interview with sci-fi visionary Bruce Sterling…

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The Past Week in Review, for April 25th

by Dan Ochiva April 26, 2011
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This week we have a look at some of the news from the Tribeca Film Festival, whether or not transmedia means anything of importance, and how DSLRs like Canon’s 5D now get important help from industry mainstays.

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Gear & Software

D.W. Leitner Podcasts on NAB 2011 in his Final Show Wrap-Up

by Dan Ochiva April 22, 2011
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D.W. Leitner’s podcasts bring our series on developments at NAB 2011 to a close, as the DP/director assesses Apple’s surprise product announcement, how solid-state drive technology is changing production, and why new digital sensors take us back to the beginnings of photography.

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Weekly News in Review

The Past Week in Review, for April 11, 2011

by Dan Ochiva April 12, 2011

Our look at the past week’s news includes breakthrough 3D tech, 3D printing that’s easy enough for just about anyone to do, and a communications firm with a fresh take on augmented reality…

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The Past Week in Review, for March 28th

by Dan Ochiva March 29, 2011
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Finally, the question of the hour, or at least as Ray Gustini has it in his “Atlantic Monthly” column, is whether or not Darren “Black Swan” Aronofsky is now “too rich to direct Wolverine?”…

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Feb 21 2011 News Roundup

by Dan Ochiva February 21, 2011

This is the debut column of a new weekly series that charts interesting articles and news items from industry web sites, blogs, and other info sources relevant to our readers.

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Top Stories

Abel Cine Offers High-Speed Phantom Training

by Dan Ochiva January 9, 2011

High quality high-speed shooting with a camcorder became practical with Vision Research’s introduction of its Phantom series cameras a few years ago…

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Gear & Software

The Final Leitner’s Cinematography Corner

by Dan Ochiva November 21, 2010

David Leitner, a long-time friend and colleague at millimeter magazine, has posted his final Leitner’s Cinematography Corner via one of his typical fascinating, far-ranging essays…

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