Where did the old articles go?

Mike Krumlauf

Award Winning Filmmaker
Was looking for the old interviews DVXuser did for the film's November and Lonesome Jim, etc, etc and can't find them. Are these gone for good due to the site upgrade?
 
Whether they still exist somewhere, I'm not sure - but links changed after the update so they won't be accessible anymore (likely anything with 'V6' in it).
 
Was looking for the old interviews DVXuser did for the film's November and Lonesome Jim, etc, etc and can't find them. Are these gone for good due to the site upgrade?

If you happen to find the interview related to November I'd love to see it; I just watched that for the first time a few months ago and really enjoyed the way they leaned in to the digital format.
 
I'm finding that when you Google a term or question and the results include dvxuser links the page doesn't load and a "URL not found" message comes up. This is a real shame and needs to be fixed as there is a wealth of knowledge and information contributed by us members that is now apparently gone or inaccessible....
 
It doesn't need to be fixed. It would be nice if it were fixed. We'd all appreciate it if it were fixed. How much money are we willing to chip in to get it fixed?
 
Yeah, pretty much...and I made that clear myself in my own thread.

As much as we would like everything to be perfect, DVXuser doesn't have to exist at all.
 


Cool you could find the original article Mike.
I remember when that article was first released. Reading it brings back many buried memories.
interesting how much Nancy Schreiber filmed in camera with minimal reliance on post color correction.
Also saw that Erik Messerschmidt is mentioned as a Key grip in the article.
He just won an Academy Award for cinematography for his work on Mank (shot on RED).

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA
 
Cool you could find the original article Mike.
I remember when that article was first released. Reading it brings back many buried memories.
interesting how much Nancy Schreiber filmed in camera with minimal reliance on post color correction.
Also saw that Erik Messerschmidt is mentioned as a Key grip in the article.
He just won an Academy Award for cinematography for his work on Mank (shot on RED).

Brian Timmons
BRITIM/MEDIA

I too remember when the article was first published. I owned a DVX100A at the time, November was a big inspiration for me. I remember seeing it at an arthouse theater in chicago on 35mm. Man did it look like utter **** printed to film but the DVD looked fantastic.
 
All the old articles should be in there. I had to re-publish so they are not in chronological order anymore, unfortunately.
 
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