Monthly Archives: June 2008

If Adobe Products Have a Twitchy Interface, Remove Intellipoint 6

Posted on June 28, 2008 by Mitch Leave a comment

For months I’ve been trying to figure out why all of my state-of-the-art Adobe products — Premiere, After Effects, Encore, and Photoshop — have been, for lack of a better term, twitching. The screen would shake and redraw, menus would … Continue reading →

Geek Speak

Cast Set for Sealed Fates

Posted on June 20, 2008 by Mitch Leave a comment

Photo provided by Robert Long II We finished auditions for our next feature last weekend. We didn’t get as large a turnout as we expected, but the quality of those that did show up was surprisingly high. Usually, about 5-10% … Continue reading →

Filmmaking, Sealed Fates, Timewarp Films

Celtx 1.0 Now Available

Posted on June 10, 2008 by Mitch Leave a comment

I’ve been following the Celtx software for some time. I currently use Final Draft for screenwriting, but I have a soft spot for free/open source projects. Celtx has now released their version 1.0, which usually means it’s ready for prime … Continue reading →

Filmmaking, Screenwriting, Timewarp Films