May 13, 2018
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An article discussing how the $500 T2i might be just as great in regards to video quality as the $3000 5D Mark III if you're capable of lighting well.
Maybe that extra $2500 can go to your college tuition.
Read the full article here.
Apertus - The Open Source Camera
Really cool stuff right here, all of you computer geeky film students are going to love the idea of being able to develop software for your camera. Possibilities are endless!
Breaking Bad - Season 5 Preview
CLICK HERE to see interviews from creator Vince Gilligan as well as Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and Anna Gunn, and Giancarlo Esposito discussing a "darker, uglier" season to come.
DIRECTV CUSTOMERS: If you're a Breaking Bad fan, don't you worry about not being able to see your favorite show due to Viacom removing its networks from your satellite television! AMC plans to stream it online for all you DirecTV customers out there! (via nytimes).
Here's a 13-minute video clip featuring Chris Nolan discussing his vision for his upcoming film, "The Dark Knight Rises." Don't freak out, it's not just a bunch of talking, you get a look into some visual effects for the film, as well as what Gotham will look like.
See full article here.
Ze French Filmz Will Be Ze Digitized?!
Here's to all of you pretentious film students out there! Many of your favorite French films are being digitally restored. Let's see if any of the films on your facebook interests made the list!!
Click here to find out.
Avid Is So Over Consumer Products
If you were thinking about working as an Avid employee, maybe you should rethink your life choices. Avid recently cut about 1/5 of their employees by selling off many of their consumer product lines.
This was done in an effort to "compound annual growth." Avid is looking to stay in the media enterprise business though, so maybe you still have a shot.
Read the full article here.