Is there a next NYC owners/users meet planned?
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Will Clegg
Veteran
Thanks again for hosting, Kwan. Was great to see the Red One in person and to see you guys again.
Beat Takeshi
Two-Hip Shakur
Kwan thanks for getting that FF to work. Whats the guys info so I can contact him for that piece. We should still work out that green screen issue and find a solution. Maybe next week after this shoot this weekend. One of the jobs we had moved into December.
Great short Will, I will check out the link in a few. We never got a chance to check out the M2 stuff. Next time. Great meeting you Ematic, I'm sure we will meet again.
Great short Will, I will check out the link in a few. We never got a chance to check out the M2 stuff. Next time. Great meeting you Ematic, I'm sure we will meet again.
Beat Takeshi
Two-Hip Shakur
Some RED shots
Kwan
50mm
50mm wide open. You can see the blooming and it getting softer
Kwan
50mm
50mm wide open. You can see the blooming and it getting softer
Ematic
Active member
Yeah,
Good stuff. Thanks again Kwan for hosting. I will check out the HD link later today Will.
The greenscreen stuff I saw last time was actually a colored fabric (blue) that they lit evenly for the most part and then had the effects guy at the monitor who ultimately okayed it. I don't remember it being as even as the HVX was at Kwans studio but it worked out really well. Here is a link to that video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INweiO_Ao0I
Shot on the RED, build 17. Look forward to the next one.
Good stuff. Thanks again Kwan for hosting. I will check out the HD link later today Will.
The greenscreen stuff I saw last time was actually a colored fabric (blue) that they lit evenly for the most part and then had the effects guy at the monitor who ultimately okayed it. I don't remember it being as even as the HVX was at Kwans studio but it worked out really well. Here is a link to that video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INweiO_Ao0I
Shot on the RED, build 17. Look forward to the next one.
Beat Takeshi
Two-Hip Shakur
That video is hot.
RomanJaquez
Well-known member
How about we meet up on Thursday, January 29th in the evening before or after an event I am putting together. It would be nice you see many old faces.
If you are up for it. Here is the deal, I hosting and moderating a Cinematographers Discussion Panel on the 29th at 6pm. There would be Pizza and drinks and the best of all is that it is free. If you guys/gals want to make this an official DVXuser meeting like we have in the past... then just send me the RSVP. Below are the details.
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VIP CINEMATOGRAPHERS DISCUSSION PANEL
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You are in for a treat. We have a line up of professional Cinematographers that are coming to share their life experiences in the industry. There is NO COST, however, in order to secure a seat you must RSVP because the space is limited. Send me an email with the subject CINEMATOGRAPHERS at: romanjaquez@mac.com
11 Beach St.
Ainyc
Tribeca Gallery Subway: A Train near Canal St. JAN 29th 6pm
Guest speakers:
ROB DRAPER, ACS
Rob has been a Cinematographer since 1974. Starting in Wagga Wagga, Australia in TV News then moving to Documentary and some Commercial Production. His Documentary and later Commercial experience is extremely extensive and involves working in more than 40 Countries (primarily USA, Europe, Australia and South East Asia) on hundreds of projects.
Commercials similarly number in the hundreds for clients including Air France, General Motors, Ford, San Miguel Beer, Reynolds Tobacco (Rothmans, Winfield, More), Nabisco, Johnson & Johnson, NYC Tourist Promotion, etc. and Music Videos.
Rob has been a constant innovator in his field whilst working in the Industry in the US. He photographed and was instrumental in developing a visual style for MCA's hit series "The Street" in 1989 which, it was declared "practically creates a new visual style."(NY Times Review) and went on to become the forerunner for such shows as NYPD Blue, revolutionizing the way television is shot and laying the foundations for what is now referred to as reality television.
MANFRED REIFF
A NYC based Director of Photography with more than 10 years experience shooting commercials and feature films. His commercial credits include works for clients such as Coca Cola, Disney, Ford, GE, McDonalds, Saab and many more. Manfred was featured in the front cover of Studio Monthly. You can learn more about him at his website http://www.manfredreiff.com/
MICHAEL VITI
Current leader of the Moving Pictures Collective of NYC (the Final Cut user group community), shooter, editor and consultant, Michael has pursued visual storytelling for over half of his life. Michael's narrative motion picture works as DP on NY Streetgames and MLB's Base Ball Discovered (both due out in 2008) and short Tribute 9/11; editorial contributions on TV One's Murder in Black and White, shorts Ruth Ann's Etiquette, The Lucky Ones and Silently Drawn: A Conversation with Fosco Maraini, and consultant on Higher Fences and Death of America.
Michael has also contributed to Pro Video Coalition blogs. Starting out on numerous feature films as a camera assistant, second camera operator and location audio recordist on films like Fine Young Gentlemen, Sunburn, and Hit and Runway, Michael also leads a successful still photography career specializing in conceptual imagery.
RICHARD NUMEROFF
Richard Numeroff is an accomplished Director and Producer receiving Awards from the NY-Film TV Festival and Cine Golden Eagle along with numerous other Awards. Numberoff's Directing credits have lead him to achieve the experience to make him a prominent figure. You may have seen his work, "Hard Evidence" and Every kind of People" to name a few credits from his impressive Resume. Numeroff focuses on Cinematography and Film Production. To visit his site and contact him directly please visit Numeroff.com
MITCH GROSS
Director of Photography Mitch Gross has been working in the New York film industry for the past fifteen years. He recently completed principal photography of his twenty-first feature film, Get Faamous. His credits include dozens of short subjects, documentaries, commercials and music videos, as well as two television series. His work has been screened and won awards at festivals including Sundance, Berlin, Cannes, Edinburgh and New York. In May 2006, he joined Abel Cine Tech's New York office and is now Abel's Applications Specialist.
If you can make it let me know.
Best regards,
If you are up for it. Here is the deal, I hosting and moderating a Cinematographers Discussion Panel on the 29th at 6pm. There would be Pizza and drinks and the best of all is that it is free. If you guys/gals want to make this an official DVXuser meeting like we have in the past... then just send me the RSVP. Below are the details.
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
VIP CINEMATOGRAPHERS DISCUSSION PANEL
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
You are in for a treat. We have a line up of professional Cinematographers that are coming to share their life experiences in the industry. There is NO COST, however, in order to secure a seat you must RSVP because the space is limited. Send me an email with the subject CINEMATOGRAPHERS at: romanjaquez@mac.com
11 Beach St.
Ainyc
Tribeca Gallery Subway: A Train near Canal St. JAN 29th 6pm
Guest speakers:
ROB DRAPER, ACS
Rob has been a Cinematographer since 1974. Starting in Wagga Wagga, Australia in TV News then moving to Documentary and some Commercial Production. His Documentary and later Commercial experience is extremely extensive and involves working in more than 40 Countries (primarily USA, Europe, Australia and South East Asia) on hundreds of projects.
Commercials similarly number in the hundreds for clients including Air France, General Motors, Ford, San Miguel Beer, Reynolds Tobacco (Rothmans, Winfield, More), Nabisco, Johnson & Johnson, NYC Tourist Promotion, etc. and Music Videos.
Rob has been a constant innovator in his field whilst working in the Industry in the US. He photographed and was instrumental in developing a visual style for MCA's hit series "The Street" in 1989 which, it was declared "practically creates a new visual style."(NY Times Review) and went on to become the forerunner for such shows as NYPD Blue, revolutionizing the way television is shot and laying the foundations for what is now referred to as reality television.
MANFRED REIFF
A NYC based Director of Photography with more than 10 years experience shooting commercials and feature films. His commercial credits include works for clients such as Coca Cola, Disney, Ford, GE, McDonalds, Saab and many more. Manfred was featured in the front cover of Studio Monthly. You can learn more about him at his website http://www.manfredreiff.com/
MICHAEL VITI
Current leader of the Moving Pictures Collective of NYC (the Final Cut user group community), shooter, editor and consultant, Michael has pursued visual storytelling for over half of his life. Michael's narrative motion picture works as DP on NY Streetgames and MLB's Base Ball Discovered (both due out in 2008) and short Tribute 9/11; editorial contributions on TV One's Murder in Black and White, shorts Ruth Ann's Etiquette, The Lucky Ones and Silently Drawn: A Conversation with Fosco Maraini, and consultant on Higher Fences and Death of America.
Michael has also contributed to Pro Video Coalition blogs. Starting out on numerous feature films as a camera assistant, second camera operator and location audio recordist on films like Fine Young Gentlemen, Sunburn, and Hit and Runway, Michael also leads a successful still photography career specializing in conceptual imagery.
RICHARD NUMEROFF
Richard Numeroff is an accomplished Director and Producer receiving Awards from the NY-Film TV Festival and Cine Golden Eagle along with numerous other Awards. Numberoff's Directing credits have lead him to achieve the experience to make him a prominent figure. You may have seen his work, "Hard Evidence" and Every kind of People" to name a few credits from his impressive Resume. Numeroff focuses on Cinematography and Film Production. To visit his site and contact him directly please visit Numeroff.com
MITCH GROSS
Director of Photography Mitch Gross has been working in the New York film industry for the past fifteen years. He recently completed principal photography of his twenty-first feature film, Get Faamous. His credits include dozens of short subjects, documentaries, commercials and music videos, as well as two television series. His work has been screened and won awards at festivals including Sundance, Berlin, Cannes, Edinburgh and New York. In May 2006, he joined Abel Cine Tech's New York office and is now Abel's Applications Specialist.
If you can make it let me know.
Best regards,
Alex DePew
Señor Schmarty Pants
I'll be there. Sounds very cool.
Beat Takeshi
Two-Hip Shakur
The next meeting we were talking about was a RED meeting at Kwans but I'm not sure when that was going to be.
dlang
Well-known member
Keep us posted, I'd love to come check out Kwan's new RED Cam.