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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Advice...

Impressive words from an hardcore business man. Ethic will be the added value of the new new deal.
 
I have complete respect for your character and ethics.... amazing. Absolutely amazing (completely serious there).

... your words move.

And I'm being a little sarcastic with this next comment, but it is actually a compliment, even if it may seem back handed, ....but if you were to name your island 'Jonestown', I think I would be drinking the special cool aid by now...

What was that guy's first name??? :)
 
Thanks

Thanks

Mr. Jannard, 1st, Thanks for the sound advice, Having lost my father 9 years ago it is a comfort to have someone I can respect.

2nd - I would gladly write in J. Jannard on my ballot next month!
:biggrin:
 
Todd Anderson said:
....but if you were to name your island 'Jonestown', I think I would be drinking the special cool aid by now...

What was that guy's first name??? :)
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Barack
 
Funny how the Market corrects itself. Also funny how Free Enterprise advocates run home to Papa US Gov't when they (intentionally?) steer the ship onto the rocks. I'm learning more and more about this crisis.

Last sunday night's 60 minutes episode was alarming. A phantom market of unfunded indemnity instruments worth 60 trillion that is not only unregulated, but no one knows how big it truly is?

Look for Congress to turn your house or condo into a defacto bank after the election, subjecting your mortgage to federal oversight. Which might not be a bad thing if they can privatize the agency that would oversee it. It might play havoc with foreign investors, however.
 
Right now I'm more than happy that I spent my money on a Red, rather than on some silly stock options...
In fact, it's probably the best investment I could have made.

And the best part is, it also makes fantastic pictures ! :)
 
Jim!

Great advice, you really wake up those PPLS looking to earn the quick money with your luxury design - Red One Camera.

Cheers
 
some of you are not.. but others.. well.. others are too much pathetic w/ your idiot comments.. pure idolatry.

as he could know you by your posts here.. saying always the same.. it could be funny.. just redundant/useless, sad though.

on the other hand.. it's possible to reach some non-nonsense (= w/ sense :umm:) contributions about the actual crazy times we live.. may daddy save them.. </not laughing>
 
Hi Jim!

Great advice, You really wake up those PPLS who looking to earn the quick moneys from your luxury design - RED ONE
 
filmmaker's gang said:
some of you are not.. but others.. well.. others are too much pathetic w/ your idiot comments.. pure idolatry.

as he could know you by your posts here.. saying always the same.. it could be funny.. just redundant/useless, sad though.

on the other hand.. it's possible to reach some non-nonsense (= w/ sense :umm:) contributions about the actual crazy times we live.. may daddy save them.. </not laughing>
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Well said. Any doubts? :)
 
A Red Camera Is A Non Volatile Investment

A Red Camera Is A Non Volatile Investment

During recessions the best business can be done. Head up and forward.
Can't rent your camera? Start shooting stock footage. Use your time and make short micro budget productions. Convince others to do the same. Its now you can get the market shares you need for the future.

We are working since 8 month around the clock to bring a new revenue and distribution channel to the RED community, some of it will go online during the next weeks. Have a look, use your fantasy and try to understand how you could use it. The platform is already working but not publicly accessible. We are fine tuning the details. We hope we can remain exclusive to the RED community if everybody starts to use it.

All that has already required investments with 6 zeros. Lets educate all content producers, adverting agencies and broadcasters to start using RED RAW files. Jim has provided REDCINE and RED Alert, hope he will soon unlock the Software form a camera purchase or release a purchasable version - and FPC, Scratch, Premier and AVID are standard everywhere in the industry by now.
http://www.uhdworld.com
 
Filmmaker's gang: tougue in ass-cheek as usual. When will it end? Soon....
 
Great post jrfilmproduction!

It´s about seezing the opportunities, and keeping head above water!
I have had an incredible year with RED, most of the investment has been earned back already!
As things now cool down, I too will be hit for sure, I will spend all the free time I get at shooting, developing my products, showreels and website (maybe now I can even find time to give our company truck a decent wash and wax - been way to busy lately) - I will be around when things turn and take a nice big bite of the opportunities that arise!

Best of luck to everyone!
 
jrfilmproduction said:
We are working since 8 month around the clock to bring a new revenue and distribution channel to the RED community, some of it will go online during the next weeks. Have a look, use your fantasy and try to understand how you could use it. The platform is already working but not publicly accessible. We are fine tuning the details. We hope we can remain exclusive to the RED community if everybody starts to use it.

All that has already required investments with 6 zeros. Lets educate all content producers, adverting agencies and broadcasters to start using RED RAW files. Jim has provided REDCINE and RED Alert, hope he will soon unlock the Software form a camera purchase or release a purchasable version - and FPC, Scratch, Premier and AVID are standard everywhere in the industry by now.
http://www.uhdworld.com
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That's impressive!
 
you are correct i had misinformation and timeline.
however the fed had still flooded the market and inflated the money supply by about 60% during the 1920's and raised the interest rates in 1931 prior to the crash as the gold standard was declining. not conspiracy and not total blame but def responsibility and poor decision making, and prob not the discussion for this board :)
 
Lot's of good points.
In bad times, societies look to storytellers to ease their worries, keep them informed, and to maintain healthy relationships between people.

Computer based production (cheap cam, laptop, some decent software, and the internet for marketing and distribution) is allowing humans to make and distribute media with much less monetary investment then in times past.
Like the growth that kicks in after a bush fire, there are always opportunity to be had after a Conflagration.

Everything runs in cycles.
 
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