by Jeremy | Mar 16, 2016 | Commentary, Indie Filmmaking, Video
You’d think that Final Cut Pro X (FCPX) was a pox-ridden kitten-killing monster, the way some editors and filmmakers go to great and painful lengths to avoid it. It isn’t, but the fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) associated with Apple’s non-linear...
by Jeremy | Dec 14, 2013 | Commentary, News, Video
Attention indie filmmakers: Your budget isn’t nearly big enough and it just got a lot harder to get into iTunes. Why? Accessibility, language, and rating requirements. 1) As of March 2014, Apple iTunes (and presumably others) will require your film to have...
by Jeremy | Nov 27, 2012 | Video
The Blackmagic Cinema Camera (BCC) is a 16mm-sized-sensor HD digital video camera that shoots RAW footage for under $4,000. Much excitement has been made about this new camera that few people have yet to use, mainly because it’ll offer 2k video in RAW mode with...
by Jeremy | Jul 11, 2012 | Notes, Video
I’ve had a few requests lately to send original or very large video files to clients online and when I respond that sending a portable hard drive might be more efficient, I get confused replies. To summarize the issues, and hopefully provide you with a simple...
by Jeremy | Jun 30, 2012 | Video
I just finished shooting my second feature film, Death To Prom, and there are a couple of tools that I would like to pass along that were indispensable: a battery charger (so I could sleep) and a monitor (so I could see). The first one is the SWIT 3602F dual channel...
by Jeremy | Mar 4, 2012 | Video
Here is a little peek at what I got up to while I was out in New York last month with Jayce and Tiffany Bartok.
