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Comment by BLOCK DVD on October 28, 2008 at 8:19pm

I LIKE MOVING AROUND ALOT WHILE TAPING IT COMES OUT GOOD IN POST YOU GUYS OUGHT TO TRY IT

Comment by Ron Everett on September 25, 2008 at 4:10pm

Hi there Shooters
My Name is Ron Everett and I am an Independant Video Cameraman. I live Teesside in the UK and I would like to get involved with a Movie Feature Film. I have My own Camcorder a Canon XM2 and I do My own Editing in Premiere too.
How about a Feature with a mix of 2001, X-Files and 28 Days Later ?.
Lets Talk and make a Movie for the Big Screen.

Comment by Calvin B. de Mond on September 18, 2008 at 9:49pm

Has anyone had their hands on the new Sony HD cams? Looking for some first hand information.

Comment by Shaw Productions Inc. on September 5, 2008 at 10:36pm

Wedding Videography is probably our most favorable and enjoyable type of work. Brides and Groom's have no idea how much they actually missed of their own wedding day until they see the video. When they watch their DVD they get emotional and suddenly they realize that because they were so stressed at their own wedding they now get to see it through the eyes of their guests. When they cry and get so excited to see their DVD then I know I did more than just video tape their wedding day. I created a memory, a legacy to pass on for years to come. You have to be passionate about what you do as videographers. Find your passion.

Comment by Lone Peak Productions on September 5, 2008 at 6:24pm

It's great to be aboard. Feel free to check out some of Lone Peak Productions work. Here is our Salt Lake Video Demo Reel.

Comment by Tom Pauncz @ 30WEST MEDiA GROUP on September 5, 2008 at 10:20am

Hello all,
We are located in Toronto, Ontario. We operate mainly in the corporate, events and seminars areas.

Primarily, we shoot with the recently released SONY HVR-S270U HD/DVCAM unit and a SONY DCR-VX2000.

Our fully configured edit suite uses Vegas Pro 8, DVD Architect Pro 5.5, Sound Forge 9 and Acid Pro 6 - all from SONY Creative Software. We also use Adobe Photoshop CS2 and other specialized software for live-to-HDD recording and chromakey compositing.

Check us out: 30WEST MEDiA GROUP.

Bye for now ...

Comment by C. Richard Gillcrese on September 4, 2008 at 5:08pm

tell me about some of the camera in use

Comment by Michad Holliday on September 4, 2008 at 11:12am

Hello everyone! I am from Memphis, TN now residing in the Little Rock, AR area. I work for a PBS station here and we do alot of outdoors productions, so I spend alot of my days hiking through the Ozarks or exploring caves and nature trails in Northern, AR. My non-profit company is Dayliight Inc. and I focus mainly on documentary film production that reflect southern history and culture. I am estatic I found this web-site. I wish you all well!
If you would like, check out my documentary trailer entitled "Street Stories" on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoQ8kWBksWA

Comment by Dr David Smith on September 3, 2008 at 7:27pm

Hi everyone! My son and I work as a team filming a wide range of material from trauma surgery to school education, from documentaries to IMAX (Australia Land Beyond Time - Associate Producer). Denby runs a video/audio studio in Melbourne (Red Hood Studio) and we're currently working hard developing a low budget feature film. We work in high def using Sony Z1/A1 cameras. Want to make a program in Australia? www.imaginaction.net.au

Comment by Luc Fontaine on September 3, 2008 at 6:57pm

Hi,

I'm from the Magdalen Islands in the province of Quebec, Canada. We just started our Production company 6 months ago and we're presently shooting a documentary about a shipwreck. We're a team of 3 guys. Me (videography and post production), a photographer and a journalist. We shoot in SD for now but eventually when we'll switch to HD.

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