If you’re a member of any of the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K groups on Facebook, you know people have been clamoring for footage from the camera. This week Blackmagic delivered five videos produced by various Blackmagic power users/evangelists Mark Wyatt, Andreas Neumann and John Brawley which do not disappoint.
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For our latest INDIE Shooter Podcast, I sat down with a man of many talents, Writer/Director/Cinematographer/Producer Benjamin Brown. We follow his start as a sound editor and composer to becoming a DP of note, and later a director and producer, and how his use of Blackmagic Design’s various cameras and DaVinci Resolve has helped […]
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I can remember being twelve years old and visiting my aunt in Denver. It was a very special trip. It was my first plane ride, my first time seeing mountains and where I saw my very first IMAX movie. It was “The Dream Is Alive” which offered an unprecedented window inside the Space Shuttle during its […]
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Kees Van Oostrum Named President of the American Society of Cinematographers The Board of Governors of the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) has elected Kees Van Oostrum to serve as president of the organization. This is Oostrum’s first term, which will run for one year, beginning immediately. The ASC Board also selected its slate of officers. […]
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How many times have you watched ‘The Hunger Games’, ‘American Horror Story’ or ‘Mad Men’ and wondered, “Just how did they get that shot”? Well, at this year’s NAB, you can find out for yourself as the SOC will host a panel discussion where veteran camera operators talk about their craft, the gear they use […]
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Early in 2015, HDSLR Shooter had unprecedented access to the set of what was at the time the sixth feature film of Director Timothy Woodward Jr. The project, “4GOT10“, tells the story of a wounded man who wakes up in the desert surround by bodies, with no memory and with three million dollars in cash. The action thriller stars Johnny […]
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UPDATE: ‘Midnight Rider’ First AD Hillary Schwartz has been found guilty, and has been sentenced to 10 years probation, $5,000 in fines, and she cannot serve as a director or assistant director. She can however still be a producer, though not in a capacity where she oversees the safety of others. Original story follows.
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