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Category Archives: Digital Video
Sealed Fates Teaser Now Online
At last the teaser is finished and posted on YouTube. Sealed Fates: A Trilogy of Claustrophobic Terror is Timewarp’s latest feature. The film is currently in post production and should be in the can this summer. Stay tuned for a … Continue reading
Horrorfind March 2008 Commercial
Today Mike, the head honcho of Horrorfind, approved our cut of the commercial. So, here it is:
Monday, Joe will pick up the DV tape and get a digital beta (I think that’s what … Continue readingZombies, zombies everywhere!
Saturday we shot a commercial for the March Horrorfind convention in College Park, MD. Since George Romero is one of the guests (along with cast members of the Dead movies) we wanted to do a zombie- themed commercial. One with … Continue reading
Review: The DV Rebel’s Guide
The DV Rebel’s Guide: An All-Digital Approach to Making Killer Action Movies on the Cheap. Author: Stu Maschwitz Are you a DV Rebel? You might be if you know your way around a camera, NLE1, Adobe After Effects, or any … Continue reading
Storyboards for the computer literate but artistically challenged
Stu Maschwitz, author of DV Rebel’s Guide, turned me on to a free tool for creating storyboards, without sketching your brains out. It’s called Sketchup, an architectural tool offered by Google. There is a pro version that has a lot … Continue reading
Timewarp Stabilizes
Now that I’ll be responsible for Timewarp’s cinematography, I decided to look into acquiring a Steadicam, a camera mount that allows the operator to move around while keeping the image stabilized. Of course, professional models can cost several thousand dollars, … Continue reading
The How-To for YouTube
A couple months ago, I started uploading videos to YouTube (you can find my videos here); basically, some of my old shorts and a couple of Timewarp’s trailers. The first thing I noticed was that the format in which a … Continue reading