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NAB 2008 Coverage

Awesome.. I can hardly wait. For all of those who want fresh NAB 2008 coverage.. REDMODZ will try our best to give you the best and latest scoop straight from the nab 2008 floor where my REDMODZ partner, Justin Oneil, will do up to the minute posts. Because we are RED geeks, we will be focusing only on RED..and everything RED. =)

http://redmodz.com
 
Jon,

i take back every bastard word I may have uttered about you & red mates.

Top marks!!!

Good on you!!

Dave

ps: sniff sniff....I can smell a humble pie somewhere round here.....

No worries, Dave! It's all good! It's suggestions and concern like yours that we receive in the most constructive way. Every day we become more like a real company and every day we get a little better. But you'll be glad to know that no matter how much we improve, we'll still be the only booth at NAB manned by a crew in T-shirts and flip-flops. The culture will never be compromised. We've got Jim to thank for that, the best there is.
 
FreshDV will be providing comprehensive coverage as usual and will be spending a good bit of time tomorrow at Red booth look for the Red segment to go live tomorrow afternoon.
 
To put it simply....for last two NAB's....the product reporting was shite.

No one provided any up-to-date news of what was announced....well for Red products.

There were 10,000 people on the Red forum....the 400 who could make it and were in the Red booth..were happy but the other 10,000 were pissed and felt left out.

How soon we forget David. Last year leading up to NAB I posted widely on RED User that I would have an article live on the Studio Daily web site right at the 9:00am Pacific Standard Time detailing the new RED announcements, which I did. I then also personally interviewed Ted Schilowitz and Jim Jannard at 9:00am that opening day of NAB, and within a short time posted on the Studio Daily blog the very first media coverage of all five of RED's new NAB 2006 announcements, and shortly thereafter posted the very first news of all five of those major announcements right here on RED User.

This year I've been too busy in real world productions to write magazine and blog articles on NAB, but If I had the time I would do everything to get the news to RED User and mags like the last two years. Trust me, I received thanks from many members of RED User, and magazine web site readers last year for my efforts in getting the RED NAB announcements out to the world before anyone else. Guess that wasn't enough for you though...
 
heya,

Steve Gibby did a great job last year. And now he and Ken are swamped with RED productions. But I can tell you, I've been on the NAB exhibit floor all day (Sunday) and RED will have a HUGE presence... and not only in the RED booth - but in almost every related portion of the venue. From storage, display, graphics, compression and editing software. And I'm sure that there will be -> come tomorrow AM, more RED news from the far corners of the exhibit hall. Can't wait to see what happens tomorrow!
 
Hi Steve,

I wanted to give a quick shout out to thank you for all of your contributions to the red community. I swear I must have read your interview with Jim Jannard a zillion times. =)

Thanks Tonaci. Hope your Viet Nam production is going great for you! Having lived in Viet Nam for a year (1970-71), and re-visited there in 1993, I'd imagine your experience there shooting with RED ONE is amazing for sure. There are so many fascinating images to shoot there - I'd like to return with a RED myself.

I believe that interview you mentioned was the first published interview (early 2006) with Jim about RED. I was way stoked to get the opportunity to interview Jim and publish the results.

Over the past two and one half years since RED was announced we've all had a burning hunger for progressively more info on RED. That hunger can get us frustrated sometimes, but here on RED User, and elsewhere, we all take care of each other by sharing what info we have - that's the way RED User works - like a big, worldwide info and idea exchange family. Very cool...
 
Thanks for the kind words Clark...

C-ya there tomorrow...and BTW thanks for placing Mammoth HD RED footage for screening at several booths around NAB this year...much appreciated by those of us who have shot RED footage that is part of the Mammoth HD RED Library...it should be great eye candy for the crowds...
 
ps - just wish we had another few days... so much great new material has come in this last week that we couldn't get added to the reels. OH well - now planning on IBC!
 
heya - several ->> NOW equals 16 booths/exhibitors (which includes the RED's Demo Reel) and the NAB Theater. ENJOY!

Very cool! I'll look for it. Many of us have worked really hard with our RED cameras. I have since August 31 when i got my first RED (several more since). This year at NAB it will be way cool to see some of the results of that hard work on various screens around NAB. Jim and RED Team provided us with the great tools - and it has been totally fun to put RED ONE into our field workflows.
 
How soon we forget David. ...

Nah....didn't forget you Gibby, and could have said you for the first to give us some news...we thanked you then for the courtesy ... even thou you had some technical problems with posting that interview you still came thru.

Still it was half a day before we got the first real product info we didn't already know and with 10,000 people (more actually) on the forum that day, Reduser went from utter excitement to despondancy.

Dave,
 
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