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question: how come I have no karma?
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alrighty then!
here's my list
1: Unforgiven (You guys need to do one western before you hit LOTR)
2: Close Encounters of the Third Kind (Just want to hear everyone's thoughts on probably Speilberg's best flick)
3: Cowboys vs. Aliens (Trey said that CVA had everything wrong going on in that movie, You guys tend to do the better comm when you do a movie like this or Surrogates.)
4: The Dark Knight (You must talk about the awful bat-voice)
5: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (I think you guys have only done one Zemekis Flick)
6: Batman Returns (Trey's stories are entertaining)
I should have been clearer with my question. I wasn't asking about your reasoning fro going pc over mac so much as desktop vs. laptop at home...
thanks guys! Teague, what's your reasoning behind going for a desktop PC? I'm curious about Brian and Eddie's answer since the two of them edit shows and stuff.
I'd love to hear Trey and Eddies take on Sergio Leone and his spaghetti westerns!
Just thought I'd ask outta curiosity. Some of the people on tis here forum actually work in the industry and I was wondering which you do your work on. I use a desktop at the office for editing myself. I am wondering though if laptops are able to do any heavy lifting at all now... I can see a day when laptops will be the big workhorse machines.
I am curious partly because the mac pro may only get one more upgrade and then will go EOL. I'm not sure on that, but that's the interwebs for ya. Plus, desktop workstations are friggin expensive! 2500 bucks just for an entry-level mac pro?! Now granted, I purchased one in 2008, but still... And the PC side isn't much cheaper. So the question is, are laptops capable of doing the heavy stuff in regards to CGI and high-end editorial? ![]()
I'd like to throw the Outlaw Josey Wales in there. Ya'll haven't done a western yet, and Clint Eastwood is a must if you cover those movies! I know Trey has suggested Unforgiven in the past. Dude what are you waiting for?
i have a broadcasting degree. Not the journalism side if that's what you mean... But most of my classes centered around news and news-related production...
Seth, did you do work on Covert Affairs? I was flipping through the channels the other day and caught the show in one of those car scenes you were talking about during one of the intermissions. I believe it was the one where you all talked about bad effects jobs or something along those lines. I ask because in the shots I saw, the background outside the car was in perfect focus as was the foreground inside the car.
I share the same sentiment. Critics have been railing about the death of desktop PCs for so long that it's hard to take any of this too seriously.
Heard this from a work buddy of mine who's in charge of IT here. I've read rumors like this since maybe two years ago. Just as a thought experiment, what would this mean to those in our respective industries. Why do we need Desktop PCs or workstations for our work and what would we need to fill the void if this does happen?
My buddy says that manufacturers are going to focus on Tablets and Laptops. I'm a bit skeptical about rumors like these... I don't think we need another curveball thrown at us after what happened with FCPX.
do you have any screen capture software? maybe you could play the video on your comp while recording it to a suitable format at the same time. Or something like that... If all else fails at least...
any i/o connections on these cameras? Have you tried playing the footage back in VLC?
yes, I did miss the link while it was up. Only because I was not aware of it while it was up. I figured it would be available this week or next though...
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I can't watch them. says the video is set to private. But I like what you did with the Halp video. That was sweet.
That actually would be a fun writing exercise for me! I'm gonna try my hand at Terra Blanca!
Is that okay with you Michael? Just for the fun of it, plus, I haven't written anything really involved in awhile...
I'd keep the geekza episode. you're only going to have one episode where trey reacts to a movie he's never seen when the title of said movie is Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Besides, it was a good episode. That alone makes it worth keeping
add to the whole editing discussion, the role of psychology in crafting the story during editing. Basically, a general idea of the process an editor goes through in choosing which shots to put together to create a certain effect in an audience. Whether that effect is emotional or what not. Make sense?
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