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DVDs Are Things of the Past

DVDs are dying, thanks to high-speed Internet.  Video stores such as Blockbuster are struggling and have moved on to offer consumers video streaming in order to complete with Netflix. Netflix already makes up 30% of all download traffic, and major news outlet has reported that we've consumed great amounts of bandwidth because of video streaming. As Internet technologies continue to improve and people continue to watch movies and TV shows on the web, the demand for DVDs will lessen until t... read more!

Aug 20, 2011 5:53pm by Pim Yunyongkasamsuk

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The Aspiring Filmmaker's Resources to DLSRs

It's a well-known fact that media is a difficult industry to get into.  Aspiring filmmakers can face a myriad of challenges: investing in the right equipment and making the buzz-worthy film to jump-start your career.  But with revolutionary DSLR cameras, the Internet, and great web resources, it's not impossible to break into the industry. Cameras used to be expensive, but you can start building a good rig for less than $6,000.  Real filmmakers know that the rig doesn't just cons... read more!

Aug 15, 2011 10:10am by Pim Yunyongkasamsuk

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The Truth About HTML5

There has been a lot of hype around HTML5 in recent months. I have heard individuals singing the praises of it without really knowing what it is. First HTML5 is not the end all for Flash and Javascript. Both mediums still have their appropriate uses and will continue to live on. Second HTML5 still a little "half-baked". There is not a single browser that supports all of the new features in HTML5. It isn't expected to be completed until 2014. Third HTML5 is not an all new programming langu... read more!

Mar 14, 2011 11:33am by Jeff Nicholson

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Can Optical Media Survive?

Could the Blu-Ray disk be one of the shortest lived media formats of all time? How much longer will be be using CDs and DVDs? With the recent release of streaming media boxes like Apple TV, Boxee Box and Google TV I have been asking myself these questions. I have already noticed how little I use the optical drive on my laptop. There are a few cases where someone will bring in a DVD with photos or video, but those are few and far between. I would estimate that I insert a disc into my drive maybe... read more!

Sep 29, 2010 11:37am by Jeff Nicholson

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The Multimedia Multi-Tool

I recently upgraded my beyond outdated cell phone to the new iphone 4. All I have to say is wow. I can't believe what I have been missing. The main determining factor for upgrading was in the camera and video improvements they made in this version. I like the idea of always having a decent video and still camera on me at all times. I can't lug my DSLR around with me everywhere. There are all kinds of apps that go well with the iphones imaging capability. One of my favorites right now is Hipstam... read more!

Jul 14, 2010 9:02am by Jeff Nicholson

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What can you do with $300? How about land a $30 million dollar contract.

This guy has some amazing talent no doubt. So he spends about $300 bucks to make a short with incredible motion graphics and effects. I'm sure he spent a lot of time, but didn't have to spend a lot of money. The attention grabs him a contract for 30m - yes MILLION. No wonder he landed the contract. This is block buster million dollar budget type material without the cost. If you could save all your budget for marketing/advertising and a bit more for actors, crew and set, your ROI is much higher.... read more!

Mar 03, 2010 9:35am by Shad Vick

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Green Screen or Real?

Amazing what you can do with a green screen and some great set work. Check this out. ... read more!

Mar 03, 2010 9:12am by Shad Vick

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Good Movies Aren’t Made in a Vacuum

When you start making movies, you tend to do every job required. You write, direct, shoot, edit and probably star in your first few projects. You feel a sense of pride that comes with the fact that since you couldn't find anyone to help you, the movie still got made. The bad news is that once you really get involved in this process, you'll need help. Not because you can't do it all (you probably can), but you can't do it all well. There are people out there with skills much better than yours in ... read more!

Nov 09, 2009 3:19pm by Scott Eggleston

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