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Scorsese shoots RED w/ Ellen Kuras

Mark L. Pederson

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Earlier today, director Martin Scorsese began shooting his newest feature length documentary with three of our RED ONE cameras and two of our technicians - shooting 4K 16:9 Redcode 36 on build 17 - under the helm of lovely and talented Ellen Kuras.

I don't know about you guys - but I think this is pretty damn cool.

I have not had a chance to ask the producers what information about the project is public or not - so this is all I want to post for now - but I thought some of you would be as excited as we are about it.

Ellen is super cool - we'll bust our asses for her any day.
 
I'd say that is quite an endorsement right there. Wish I had the opportunity to be on that one. Mr Scorsese is one of my favorites. If you get stuck and you need a tech, you have my number. :-)
 
Yeah that Tony Kaye Pepsi shoot was one of the most insane gigs I can recall...but your watching the footy so I dont need to elaborate. ;)

Call any time Mark...you know where to find me, thanks again.
 
Thanks Clay - and after getting that 5 hours of Pepsi footage shot by Tony Kaye dumped on us last night - (yes we gave them your number) - my staff is home and recovering and I am still here!!!!

Five hours of Tony Kaye footage?? Was that just a half-day shoot then :)?

Congratulations on the Scorcese connection - what a legend!!
 
Congrats Mark.

Offhollywood Studios finally get pretty good recognized in NYC thanks to RED.
 
Also Martin Scorsese was always looking for a good price&performance budget solutions.

Just to remind you for Aviator post-production case.
 
Also Martin Scorsese was always looking for a good price&performance budget solutions.

Just to remind you for Aviator post-production case.

Hi,

They shot on Film, digital soloutions were available at the time.

Stephen
 
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