Is the iPad worth the hype? Can it make a difference in film and TV production?
This is part one of a several-part series that will look at some real-world production and post-production uses for the iPad.
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Is the iPad worth the hype? Can it make a difference in film and TV production?
This is part one of a several-part series that will look at some real-world production and post-production uses for the iPad.
There was a golden age of computer games.
A time just before video game graphics were all the rage, and just after home computers became a reality for many…the days of interactive fiction.
Filmmakers, it’s time to bring those days back. To find out why, read on…
It’s been a crazy couple of months.
We’ve been editing Scream Queens season 2, while producing and editing two pilots. It reminded us of something:
One of the things we talk about a lot on this blog is the importance of being a Hands-On Producer.
A major reason we broke into the business as quickly as we did was the fact that we produced “great tape.” Video pitches for our TV and film ideas that looked and felt like professional promos. Since we couldn’t afford to pay people to make our promos, we learned programs like Final Cut Pro, After Effects, and Cinema 4D so that we could make “pretty graphics” on our own.
So, I got called a “Debbie Downer” tonight by someone trying to break into our business.
She asked me some questions. I gave her some straight forward answers. (To set the record straight, I may be more of a realist than an optimist, but Iām far from a pessimist.)
My eyes are stapled open so I can keep staring at my computer screen…and I couldn’t be happier about it.
Just a quick post to let you know about our guest post over at Multi-Hyphenate.
Turn a photo into a 3D movie. Awesome technique.
The real-world way we will use Apple’s new iPad.
With the new iPad, what happens to this classic?