Red Giant Films presents Run Like Hell

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Stu Maschwitz and the team at Red Giant software are at it again with their newest Red Giant Films short, this time paying homage to a video game that I remember from the PS2, and I'm talking about RUN LIKE HELL, a clever film that leaves me eagerly waiting for a full length follow up.  […]

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Digital Asset Management Conference: Metadata Deep Dive

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How do the mechanics and tools of metadata impact your work? Metadata underpins DAM with a vast array of tools and processes, and the more that you understand it, the greater opportunity for DAM success. Joseph A. Busch, Taxonomy Strategies, discussed how metadata works and what business problems are solved during this seminar. He talked […]

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Ríchard Izarra covers my book launch with his Canon XA20

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Last night, Ríchard Izarra of PRODU quite unexpectedly materialized in Miami to cover my dual book launch (The Castilian Conspiracy and La conspiración del castellano) with his Canon XA20 camera, which he received recently. Ahead you’ll see a 1:53 (under 2-minute) video package which he edited and published with FCP X early this morning, before […]

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Matrox Releases Support for Telstream Wirecast 5

Matrox software and drivers supporting the new Telestream Wirecast 5 are now available for the Matrox VS4, MXO2 Family and Mojito MAX. Release 1.2 is shipping and has been validated for use with Telestream Wirecast 5.0 for VS4. Release 7.5.1 for PC is shipping and has been validated for use with Telestream Wirecast 5.0 for […]

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Mechanical Television

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Mechanical television.  Does that mean motors, pulleys, gears and other moving parts?  Why, yes.  It does. Long before television as we know it today, even before television’s commercial beginnings as some of us remember it, and even before that, just as radio was beginning, there were talented people experimenting with mechanical contraptions to send pictures […]

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