History...

[Jannard]

I have begun posting RED history in Recon/"Thoughts and Tips". I'll be updating it regularly for those that have any interest.

Jim

 

[Joe D'Arcy]

Thanks Jim. Very interested.

 

[Michael Millichamp]

Nifty!

 

[Justin Kirchhoff]

I'm very interested, Jim. Thank you for letting us get a peek inside...

 

[Max Kaiser]

Someone needs to do a documentary. Sort of "Tucker" meets "Kino Eye".

Max

 

[Peter Matthes]

Isn't "Red History" an oxymoron? :001_smile:

 

[Michael Olsen]

Very cool, Jim. I really appreciate the view to the inside. And also a little funny - I'm developing an interactive HTML5 timeline template and was using RED's history as a self-instructive subject. Maybe I'll get that finished up soon...

Someone needs to do a documentary.

RED documentary would be so neat. The little bit of footage available on the http://www.red.com/history/ page is just like some sort of cruel teaser for those that want to know "The Story Behind the Cameras"

 

[IAN SUN]

Thanks Jim for the work you have done and inspired, it has enabled so many of us excel in our own work. I have thoroughly enjoyed being a small part of the RED story.

To the Next chapter :beer:

 

[Jason Beckwith]

While Red is now a part of my history, I have yet to become part of yours.

I aspire to be a bullet point on your list.

 

[Tim Morten]

Seems worth of a documentary; too bad there aren't more filmmakers around here!

 

[Jonathan Stevenson]

Jim, I think you guys mentioned at one point that you've been documenting everything along the way (in 4K, I trust). Any RED documentaries in the works?

 

[Philipe Ratton]

Always interesting. Some people pass through history, some people make history. You are obviously in the second category. Next time I'm on US I'm definitely going to Red Studios !
And maybe get lucky enough to meet some of you guys.

 

[John C Picking Jr]

That is very excellent!

 

[Andrew M.]

So much accomplished in so short time, incredible!

Do you have a feeling now that job was done and it is time to sit and enjoy accomplishment
or you have a feeling that this is just a short stop to take the quick breath and continue since it is so much ahead of you?

 

[M Most]

I couldn't help but notice that you mention at least 3 directors, but only one cinematographer. I do realize that you take great pride in having well known directors as customers and fans, and rightfully so, but I would also say that cinematographers are the ones who create the images with the cameras you make. Perhaps they deserve a bit more credit when you're writing the history of how it all came to be what it is today and in the future. Just a thought...

 

[Tim Whitcomb]

I couldn't help but notice that you mention at least 3 directors, but only one cinematographer. I do realize that you take great pride in having well known directors as customers and fans, and rightfully so, but I would also say that cinematographers are the ones who create the images with the cameras you make. Perhaps they deserve a bit more credit when you're writing the history of how it all came to be what it is today and in the future. Just a thought...

There he is! Hi Mike. I am confident Jim won't forget you in Red's history either. None of us will

 

[Tom Greenberg]

When did Jarred come to Red?

 

[Jarred Land]

There he is! Hi Mike. I am confident Jim won't forget you in Red's history either. None of us will

Heh heh.. post of the year.

 

[Justin Kirchhoff]

Jarred, should I suggest you bring up the "Jarred Visits RED HQ" thread you posted on DVXuser years ago? That's when you really went to RED, correct?

 

[Bill Anderson]

Quite a coincidence, I read through the entire thoughts and tips yesterday and found it to be, among other things, a very pleasant reminder of RED's recent history. In fact I was thinking about suggesting that a few others read it at the height of the "Keep Your RED ONE ...." thread, which was more like a run down the gauntlet of eternal banishment. Anyway, great idea.