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I've started my new weekly blog about shooting "Manure" on the RED ONE over at Cinematography.Com. Here's a copy of the text: I arrived back in town on Saturday from shooting “Jennifer’s Body” for nine weeks and began my five days of prep before I begin shooting “Manure” for the Polish...

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Don't really know what to think but it sounds intriguing... remember that the Bayer filter idea came from Kodak: AP news article: Filter Pledges Crisp Photos in Low Light Jun 14, 12:12 AM (ET) By BEN DOBBIN ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - A year from now, capturing a crisp, clear image of a candlelit...

Just a description of some of the styles of directing I've come across, regarding being organized: One director drew his own storyboard on index cards, white for day and blue cards for night scenes. At the start of the day, he'd lay out all the cards and we'd shuffle them around in what we...

There is this charming little digital movie that opened today in Los Angeles called "Once", from Ireland. I guess it was shot on a Sony HDV camera from what I gather. The picture quality is nothing to write home about, the but the loose, semi-documentary style of shooting, the natural...

The recent discussion on adding fake anamorphic lens flares in post coincided with me just now running into this old Onion article: Graphic Designer's Judgment Clouded By Desire To Use New Photoshop Plug-In http://www.theonion.com/content/node/28225

Whenever someone talks about new technologies allowing better movies to be made, I always think of this old fake news article from The Onion about the joys of HDTV: http://www.theonion.com/content/node/29815

As digital cine cameras improve, just as with digital still cameras, the problem becomes -- as you approach the gold standard of color negative emulsion, particular 35mm and larger formats -- is that the basic worlds of digital and photochemical are so profoundly different, that comparisons...