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Update: When new videos are released, we will post them here on this thread. You can skip ahead to the last page of this thread to see 'what's new' at Digital Cinema Lessons, and add comments, tutorial requests......
Hey everyone. We at BLING Digital are very excited to make the official announcement here on reduser that www.digitalcinemalessons.com has launched, and is now live.
The site is an ever growing database of video lessons on all things digital, with a heavy emphasis on RED. We have put together a group of Red all-stars as the instructors. In no particular order, you will now be able to learn from:
1. Brook Willard. Possibly the busiest on set RED tech in the world.
2. Michael Cioni. Given more RED workflow lectures than anyone.
3. Steve Sherrick. The man who puts together the AMAZING reduser events at NAB that we all love so much, and a great Red Tech.
4. Kaku Ito. A RED Rocket™™™™™™ pioneer. Our first international instructor, he will be teaching in Japanese.
5. Mark L. Pederson. Who the hell is he? If you don’t know the founder of Offhollywood, get out from under that rock! Owns RED #6 and #7 (or 1 and 2 if you don’t count Jim’s).
6. Jeff Kilgroe. Hardware guru. Over 7,000 posts on Reduser.net.
7. Blair Paulson. The man who brought the Road Grader to SoCal, and owner of RED #19.
8. Jesse Korosi. A Bling Digital wizard who you don’t know.....yet.
9. Steve Gibby. Will teach you how to travel lean and mean.....with a RED. Owns RED #8 and two other very early REDs.
10. Obin Olson. Nobody knows ADOBE workflow like this guy does.
11. Jason Diamond. AVID workflow master. Red-to-AVID-to-RED.
12. Chris Parker (me). Worked the 57-RED-Camera NIKE shoot.
Our goal is simple. To expand the worldwide knowledge base for Digital Cinema Workflow. For starters, think of it as an online video manual for all things RED.
We will be offering a wide variety of video tutorials, 6 - 10 minutes each. Since the information/techniques in this new digital world are changing so fast, we have decided to keep costs down for users, offering the tutorials at $3 each. The goal here is to offer users the ability to come back often and stay current on all things digital, while being able to choose very specific topics that are of use to them.
One point I’d like to add is that we are huge supporters of other educational programs. We feel our site will simply compliment other amazing training resources out there. Reducation is a great example. In fact, Bling Digital has sent two staff members to each of the first two events (with space for more booked at all future events), giving Bling probably the highest number of staff that have been through that incredible program (if you can swing it, we HIGHLY recommend reducation). Noah has released an amazing book. I bought one, and it’s awesome. Jay is about to hit us all with a great DVD. Finner has some great vids on his site. FXPHD is fantastic, and I completed three terms there. I could go on and on, but you get the point. Personally, I learn best when I see how a few different people tackle the same task. We hope we can be another good resource for your training.
Anyways, rather than ramble on here, I suggest you pop on over to the site at www.digitalcinemalessons.com and take a look around. You can register for an account and start downloading videos anytime. There are only a few videos on there right now (all from instructor Jesse Korosi), but check back often over the next month and you’ll see lots of exciting new videos coming online from all the instructors.
We hope you like it.
Hey everyone. We at BLING Digital are very excited to make the official announcement here on reduser that www.digitalcinemalessons.com has launched, and is now live.
The site is an ever growing database of video lessons on all things digital, with a heavy emphasis on RED. We have put together a group of Red all-stars as the instructors. In no particular order, you will now be able to learn from:
1. Brook Willard. Possibly the busiest on set RED tech in the world.
2. Michael Cioni. Given more RED workflow lectures than anyone.
3. Steve Sherrick. The man who puts together the AMAZING reduser events at NAB that we all love so much, and a great Red Tech.
4. Kaku Ito. A RED Rocket™™™™™™ pioneer. Our first international instructor, he will be teaching in Japanese.
5. Mark L. Pederson. Who the hell is he? If you don’t know the founder of Offhollywood, get out from under that rock! Owns RED #6 and #7 (or 1 and 2 if you don’t count Jim’s).
6. Jeff Kilgroe. Hardware guru. Over 7,000 posts on Reduser.net.
7. Blair Paulson. The man who brought the Road Grader to SoCal, and owner of RED #19.
8. Jesse Korosi. A Bling Digital wizard who you don’t know.....yet.
9. Steve Gibby. Will teach you how to travel lean and mean.....with a RED. Owns RED #8 and two other very early REDs.
10. Obin Olson. Nobody knows ADOBE workflow like this guy does.
11. Jason Diamond. AVID workflow master. Red-to-AVID-to-RED.
12. Chris Parker (me). Worked the 57-RED-Camera NIKE shoot.
Our goal is simple. To expand the worldwide knowledge base for Digital Cinema Workflow. For starters, think of it as an online video manual for all things RED.
We will be offering a wide variety of video tutorials, 6 - 10 minutes each. Since the information/techniques in this new digital world are changing so fast, we have decided to keep costs down for users, offering the tutorials at $3 each. The goal here is to offer users the ability to come back often and stay current on all things digital, while being able to choose very specific topics that are of use to them.
One point I’d like to add is that we are huge supporters of other educational programs. We feel our site will simply compliment other amazing training resources out there. Reducation is a great example. In fact, Bling Digital has sent two staff members to each of the first two events (with space for more booked at all future events), giving Bling probably the highest number of staff that have been through that incredible program (if you can swing it, we HIGHLY recommend reducation). Noah has released an amazing book. I bought one, and it’s awesome. Jay is about to hit us all with a great DVD. Finner has some great vids on his site. FXPHD is fantastic, and I completed three terms there. I could go on and on, but you get the point. Personally, I learn best when I see how a few different people tackle the same task. We hope we can be another good resource for your training.
Anyways, rather than ramble on here, I suggest you pop on over to the site at www.digitalcinemalessons.com and take a look around. You can register for an account and start downloading videos anytime. There are only a few videos on there right now (all from instructor Jesse Korosi), but check back often over the next month and you’ll see lots of exciting new videos coming online from all the instructors.
We hope you like it.
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