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Written by Iain Blair
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While digital cameras are getting smaller, lighter and increasingly user-friendly, paradoxically, film labs are busier than ever, and the newest film stocks are helping to ensure that the reports of film’s death are premature. Many DPs and directors agree that the digital format will ultimately take the place of film, but that day is still a while away for most filmmakers...
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Written by David Hurd
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It’s hard to understand how important drive failure is unless you’ve
had a drive fail during a project. If you were using a RAID
configuration with redundancy, like RAID 4, 5 or 50, then you just had
to wait and hope that the rebuild would be finished before your
deadline. If you went for pure speed with a RAID 0, then everything on
the RAID was gone, including your project. (I had that happen once with
another manufacturer’s drive, and the loss was devastating.) My old 1.5GB Seagate Cheetah 15K drives were kind of pricey, but they’re still fast...
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Written by John Law
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Veteran Writer/Director Henry Jaglom has been making small but acclaimed indie films since the early ’70s, and Emmy Award-winning
Israeli DP Hanania Baer has been working with him since 1984. By his
own estimate, Baer has shot “about 12” of Jaglom’s films, including Festival in Cannes, Déjà Vu and Last Summer in the Hamptons. Their recent feature Irene in Time...
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Written by Count Alexander
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What camera gear did you use?
We chose to shoot on the RED ONE camera –– RED ONE,
Build 15 –– because it has a beautiful film-like look and, most of all,
because in our tests, it responded better than comparable HD cameras in
high-contrast situations
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Written by David John Farinella
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Orloff had to find ways to adapt to the smaller budget, location and
process issues that are inherent on an indie production. “I like it,”
Orloff admits. “I think it keeps your perspective a little more honest.
What’s the saying? Necessity is the mother of invention? That’s it in a
nutshell.
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