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.r3d OPEN SCREEN NIGHT, Downtown Independent Los Angeles

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Monday February 27th, 2012, Downtown Independent continues it's series of monthly open screen nights dedicated to RED users. As a Bonus we'll screen some of the latest theatrical trailers of films shot on RED.

The show starts at 7:30, we'll screen the Trailers at approximately 8.

If you would like to screen something please pm me or email info@downtownindependent.com

This event is totally free and open to the general public. The concession stand will be open and serving drinks and snacks.

http://www.downtownindependent.com/events/r3d-open-screen-night-1

we'll only accept .r3d files for screening.

The theater address is:

251 S. Main Street
Los Angeles CA 90012
 
That sounds awesome. Really wish I could be there for that!
 
Do you guys have a 4k projector?

James Kirst said:
Monday February 27th, 2012, Downtown Independent continues it's series of monthly open screen nights dedicated to RED users. As a Bonus we'll screen some of the latest theatrical trailers of films shot on RED.

The show starts at 7:30, we'll screen the Trailers at approximately 8.

If you would like to screen something please pm me or email info@downtownindependent.com

This first event is totally free and open to the general public. The concession stand will be open and serving drinks and snacks.

http://www.downtownindependent.com/events/r3d-open-screen-night-1

we'll only accept .r3d files for screening.

The theater address is:

251 S. Main Street
Los Angeles CA 90012
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What kind of footage do people usually bring in for this? Just curious. Cool idea, and I live really close by.
 
James, I'm coming to watch, but don't have any footage to bring by.
 
Well it was a VERY COOL event!

James is an awesomely nice person. The projector's image was beautiful. We saw both 2D and 3D Red footage. I encourage everyone to go to the next one!

Thanks James!
 
I'm on the Downtown Independent newsletter but I didn't hear about this until now, because of the Reduser forums. Is there a newsletter or reminder we can get? I'd love to come next time - the only thing stopping me is my own forgetfulness.
 
This sounds like the coolest thing on Reduser right now and I am shocked people aren't fighting to get into these events! If I'm in town, I'll be there for sure. What a great opportunity for indie film makers to see some of their work on the big screen without having to pay a dime... very generous. I applaud you good sir :)
 
After taking a brief hiatus from the .R3D Open Screen Night, we're back!!!!

NEXT MONDAY 5/27/2012

Downtown Independent LA presents our monthly .R3D Open Screen night

7-9PM, bring your .R3D files and we'll project them on the big screen. This is not a competition or a chance to show off your latest finished project. We're only accepting .R3D files and playing them back on our 2K Barco Red Rocket system, probably with the new RED Player. Probably without sound.

PM Me or email jim -at- downtownindependent.com if you are interested in attending or have questions. Otherwise, just show up with your files and a good attitude :-)

Downtown Independent is located at: 251 S. Main Street Los Angeles California 90012
 
Friendly reminder, the .r3d Open Screen night is happening tonight the Downtown Independent LA at 7PM.

Bring your footage or just come and hang out. I'll show some footage of my cats and stuff I've recently shot with my epic. We just got new trailers, so expect to see some of the latest 2D and 3D shot-on-RED theatrical trailers like Gatsby, Prometheus, etc. FUN!
 
I'm not sure I understand the "r3d only" part.
Does that mean that the footage should have originated as r3d ( to make sure it's a red camera ) ?
Most post work-flows tend to loose the r3d format during processing of color and other post operations, so for me I would prefer Cineform.
Can someone explain this a bit?

Sounds like a fun event !
 
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