Posted in Design, Photography, TV&Film on July 7th, 2003 No Comments »
I went to the end of year show for Goldsmiths Image and Communication MA today which had varying quality of material in it.
Browsing the students sites post-event lead me to eXceeda, who have some pretty interesting video’s in their projection portfolio.
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Posted in Dreams, Trivia, TV&Film on May 24th, 2003 5 Comments »
PlayboyTV UK are starting their take on a Reality TV show on Monday 26th May. Called Double Entry, it brings two teams of three, one female the other male, together. Within nine weeks they’ll have to write, cast, direct and produce a full-length XXX movie. If this appeals and you’ve got access to Sky, it […]
Posted in TV&Film on March 17th, 2003 No Comments »
I went to see two films in San Francisco with Dave tonight, Spider at the Lumière Theatre and Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls (BVD) at the Castro Theatre. Two more different films you could not find — the Spider being very monochromatic matt and BVD being totally saturated 70’s Technicolour.
Spider reminded me a lot […]
Posted in Technology, Digital-lifestyle, Design, Software, TV&Film on February 7th, 2003 No Comments »
I was looking through the features and functions of Apple’s Final Cut Pro 3. Amongst the interesting features was the Autosave Vault. It saves and time-stamps projects at intervals specified by you, allowing you to easily return to previous stages of your project.
An excellent Apple touch - take the technology out of it and […]
Posted in TV&Film on January 19th, 2003 No Comments »
I found 404 films via packphour and they’ve got a few interesting movies that are worth a look.
This reminded me to check back on 405 The Movie. I see that in October (which year I’m not sure) iFilm had served more that 4 million showings of the short in a year and four months.
That’s […]
Posted in TV&Film on January 11th, 2003 No Comments »
Filming of the first Mandarin-language movie made by Warner Brothers began in Taipei this week
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