As the market prepares for the annual excursion to Las Vegas for inland sushi dinners, bright lights, loud slot machines and more video gear in one place than all three major networks combined…PVC will be ready to cover all the action. We’re bringing several video cameras, lots of writers/reporters and as usual, some great coverage […]
The FASTForward Blog Social Media, Tech Reporting, and Content Curation: Enterprise 2.0 Blog: News, Coverage, and Commentary. The Neiman Journalism Lab had an interesting story by Tim Carmody recently on “Journalists have lost control of the story”: Twitter, tech bubbles, and the nostalgia of the technology press. It discussed how the “accelerated news cycle of […]
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Marketing teams that need to prepare global, localized materials should be able to interact with ease and clarity across different divisions, regions, and languages in order to produce a strong brand identity. This requires a collaborative workflow that will: Streamline yet integrate seamlessly with existing design/studio workflows running on Adobe InDesign Distribute work and responsibilities […]
Digitisation: Move it or lose it | Encore Magazine. Organisations with large audiovisual archives are facing the challenge or digitising their libraries, or risk missing out on business opportunities or even losing their collections forever. In this article, DAMsmart! Business managerAdam Hodgkinson analyses the challenges facing large audiovisual collections. Digital television, smart phones, laptops, netbooks, […]
California Poppies, photo by Mary Celojko This is an open call for creations of your imagination, photograms, scan portraits, lumen prints, chemigrams, and laptopograms, just to name a few processes. ENTRY GUIDELINES • Limit 10 images per person• Adobe 1998 or srgb color space | jpeg only• Save files as: lastname_firstname_title.jpg (Example: Smith_Jane_Pigeons01.jpg)• $35 entry […]
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We’re often asked: What’s the difference between editing and motion graphics? Although there’s always exceptions to every rule, one way to distinguish between them is the way a project is built: Editing projects tend to be arranged horizontally, cutting between different scenes over time; motion graphics projects quite often are arranged vertically, with multiple elements […]
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San Francisco’s RayKo Photo Center is hosting a great show I found out about through Dwell magazine. It’s on 428 3rd Street in the SOMA district, on route US80 (which connects to the Bay Bridge). I was impressed to find a comprehensive offering of gallery, classes, darkroom & digital, medium size studio for rent (with […]
