Frame.io announces it's Master Series

[Kyle Simukka]

That was inspiring.

 

[Nick Morrison]

Awesome, as always.

 

[Chris McKechnie]

Loved every second!

 

[Antonio Azzurro]

Awsome!

 

[Raphael_Carpenter]

so good Mark! you are a Master!

 

[Adam Brian Dada]

Gorgeous video -- I would love to know what the editor's export settings were in Resolve for YouTube, lol. I must be missing something.

 

[Brian Timmons]

Was just at the Frame.io event for the release of Off the Tracks (doc about the FCP X release).

As an opener of sorts, the Mark Toia piece was shown on the big screen and it was VERY impressive.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

 

[Reuben Evans]

Was just at the Frame.io event for the release of Off the Tracks (doc about the FCP X release).

As an opener of sorts, the Mark Toia piece was shown on the big screen and it was VERY impressive.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

How was the film?

 

[Brian Timmons]

How was the film?

Was about to resurrect an old thread I wrote back when the film was in early release.

It's a very well made documentary that's topically about the FCP X release but further explores technology and the effect on the artist and perhaps vice versa. It reminds me a little of the film Side by Side which covered similar ground with analog and digital as it relates to cameras.

It's also interesting how the film is being self distributed on the emerging digital platforms.

I highly recommend checking it out.
And no, you don't have to be an FCP X user to appreciate it though it definitely does highlight the
strengths of the program.

https://offthetracksmovie.com

Not sure if it was recorded but there was an interesting discussion with Filmmaker Brad Olson, Sam Mestman (wizard of workflow) and Emery Wells (very early RED adopter and the man behind Frame.io). It was a quite a cool event.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

 

[Brock S.]

Was about to resurrect an old thread I wrote back when the film was in early release.

It's a very well made documentary that's topically about the FCP X release but further explores technology and the effect on the artist and perhaps vice versa. It reminds me a little of the film Side by Side which covered similar ground with analog and digital as it relates to cameras.

It's also interesting how the film is being self distributed on the emerging digital platforms.

I highly recommend checking it out.
And no, you don't have to be an FCP X user to appreciate it though it definitely does highlight the
strengths of the program.

https://offthetracksmovie.com

Not sure if it was recorded but there was an interesting discussion with Filmmaker Brad Olson, Sam Mestman (wizard of workflow) and Emery Wells (very early RED adopter and the man behind Frame.io). It was a quite a cool event.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

Just picked this up today from iTunes

 

[Brian Timmons]

To prevent derailing this thread as it relates
to Mark’s great Frame io short, here’s a link
I made months ago for the FCP X doc "Off The Tracks"

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?166295-Off-the-Tracks-FCP-X-doc-(partially-shot-on-RED)

On a related note, FCP X seems to be featured a bit in Toai’s Frame io film.

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

 

[Julien Deka]

Good luck with the series to grow and improve aftert such an opening episode. I mean, wow!