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Hi, You can learn all about me at http://www.alexlogic.com
25 years of Film & Video Production & Editing Experience including low budget film and video production & quality control. I enjoy filming in Super-8 and also with broadcast quality video cameras.
Founded Action! Film and Video Production Club while in College.
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Four Year College Program majoring in RTVB studies emphasis on film, was one or two classes short of graduation.
Regional Emmy Winner, 8 Time Vision Award Winner, Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Internship Winner, numerous Film Festival Winner for several different Super-8 Films,
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Translate my learning experiences into useful information for others to learn by.
Next step is offering hands on class in my studio that exposes students to dozens of video, camera, lighting, and sound equipment and the strategies for using them.
Videotape is being phased out, yet there is no true archival replacement format for videotape, DVD is not it, that's for sure. Film actually lasts the longest at this point in time. Solid State technology may eventually be the archival winner.
I don't want to see the day when film is no longer made at all and everyone "creates' via the computer and only via the "latest and greatest" software. I don't like the idea that basic creative tools can be pulled away from the user at any moment by software obsolescence or "upgrades". Apple introduces Snow Leopard and my Canon Powershot camera will not upload.
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| John | 11/27/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks Alessandro. |
| Sam | 10/14/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Good feedback! Thanks! |
Hi Tongai Paul Tafira, A very good way to learn how to learn, is to make an "electronic brochure" of your story. As you build your electronic brochure of images and explanations you will see it start
I really don't know. However, the best way is always going to be to do a test. Ask the theater how you can give them the video and simply observe the result, preferably at the end of the night or before
Hi lama, I would recommend you go to www.cinematography.com and register (it is free and easy to do) and ask your question there. At cinematography.com many people from around the world will see your
It is difficult to give a good short answer to this question because your question possibly raises more questions. If you can find a video camera that has XLR audio inputs and manual control over focus
This is a tough time (2009) to purchase video equipment because many editing systems are not able to keep up with the latest in HD camera technology. It is possible to be "lured" by a lower cast camera

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