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Uploaded by Great Big Story Monday, March 28, 2016 "Alex Carozza has been building and repairing accordions in New York City since 1960. The last craftsman of his kind in the city, Alex is the living memory of a once vibrant musical culture that has all but disappeared from New York. This is the story of a true classic." "Big Story" - Vimeo index page: https://vimeo.com/greatbigstory/videos/sort:plays/format:detail
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Published on Mar 17, 2016 John Scioli, the owner of the Community Bookstore, in Brooklyn, prepares to shutter a neighborhood institution.
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Uploaded by Victoria and Albert Museum Monday, March 21, 2016 "The Victoria and Albert Museum holds in its collection the original artwork for the Rolling Stones famous tongue and lips logo - one of the world's most instantly recognisable symbols of rock and roll. In this interview Jon Pasche shares the fascinating story behind the tongue and lips commission - meeting Mick Jagger, being told he could do better, and being paid £50." "The Victoria & Albert Museum is the world's leading museum of art and design. Home to 3,000 years' worth o…
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I am a fresh location recorderlist ,work @ Hong Kong. I usually work on my own for both recording and booming. I used to bring out 1650 pelican with me . But in fact it is not very convenient if thing need picking or resting my mixer bag on it ( not that safety and solid stand) . Therefore , i bought a cosmetic rolling case to build a mini cart. IT is tiny compare to most of ur cart due to in Hong Kong , the location almost tiny flat, office , crowd street , And i need to take all my equipment on my own from home ,taking bus or train to location ,Extremely mobility is needed and need to be fast.
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Uploaded by #inspirasjonstryn facebook.com/inspirasjonstryn February 19, 2016 Quote: "Benedicte Alstveit Årsland was one of 4 artists that were invited to Stryn in Norway. The inspiration they found here led to unique art projects!" The film was shot using the RED Epic Dragon camera and Canon EF lenses. The film is shot in 6k resolution and mastered in 4k. Lenses used(sort in chronological order, by which ones were most used): Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS Canon EF 35mm f/1.4L For the tracking-shots we…
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Vimeo: Uploaded by Tony Zhou Tuesday, February 23, 2016 Quote: "How do you film a conversation? Most likely, you’re going to block the actors, set up the camera, and do shot/reverse shot. But where do you put the camera? What lens do you use? And how do you cut back and forth? Today, I consider the Coen brothers - Joel & Ethan - and see how these choices lend a particular feel to their version of shot/reverse shot."
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Any former projectionists here? Uploaded by Andrew Walker Thursday, January 14, 2016 Quote: I was lucky enough to be one of the projectionists to work on the 70mm roadshow for "The Hateful Eight" - and this is what I captured during the 59 showings the film over the course of 15 days. The whole thing was quite an experience and it made me appreciate film all over again. Shot with a Nikon D810 using the Kessler TLS system and a Second Shooter. Music Artist: Ennio Morricone Track: L'estasi dell'oro (The Ecstasy of Gold) Album: The Good…
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Here are some CAD drawings of my forthcoming Sound Cart (hopefully available end this month). Last chance to send me your ideas and feature requests before a final design is locked down. Made of aluminium the cart is extremely light-weight yet very strong. It has been primarily designed as a bag cart however it would be suitable for those that need a compact "grown-up" cart (max load 25kg). It features a total of 18u storage (3x 6u) in addition to 3u dedicated to video monitor use (which can be angled). Because standard 19" racking is employed, you can customise it using any 19" gear (shelves, drawers etc.). There will be a range of optional extras for things such as bo…
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Found this on my local Facebook job board. It was hilarious once I stopped crying. By the way, hi everyone! This is my first post.
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Giant (1956). George Stevens Cinematography: William C. Mellor Photo by: Frank McCarthy
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Uluru – the 600m-year-old gigantic rock formation in the heart of Australia – was transformed by heavy downpours this week, with rainwater cascading down its 300-metre sandstone facades. The spectacular event was photographed by local environmental staff on Tuesday evening as a storm passed over the nation’s ‘red centre’. Uluru is in one of the driest regions of Australia and experiences extreme temperatures ranging from the high 40s in the daytime to below zero at night Friday 15 January 2016 All photos © Parks Australia - as seen on: http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/gallery/2016/jan/15/ulurus-magnificent-waterfalls-landmark-transformed-by-rai…
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New York City’s shortest and oldest subway line, the S train, may also be the most musical line. February 5, 2016
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Hello everyone, Im a film student, and I am getting into production sound mixing. I have worked on tons of shoots (indy mostly) as a sound mixer and love it! But I don't yet have a sound cart, I am thinking of building one but don't know of any good places to get the materials except 80/20 but would like input on designs, A couple things I had in mind for the cart, I want to be able to tuck my Pelican 1620 case on the cart, (somewhere on the bottom) I just want a cart that's simple and sweet, a couple shelves and maybe a drawer. I also need it to be able to collapse, to fit in my little car ( or small enough to fit) Here is my setup. Aaton Cantar X2 (no mixer board …
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And no, I'm not referring to the band / musician, but to the snow storm that hit us in the northeast! Just finished digging out the car and shoveling the side walk, but the city sanitation department has yet to pass by and sweep the streets, so my work is still cut out for me. In the meantime, a nice cup of hot chocolate (and some whiskey later on) to keep the spirits high! Hope everyone is dry and warm!
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I enjoyed this better once I had turned down the volume to about 15%. Nat sound only @ the very beginning, and very end.
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Homeboy was kind enough to create a make-shift greenscreen suit to throw confetti during a high-speed shot. He goes to set his drink down on a monitor cart and...THWACK !!! DP takes his hand off at the wrist with a well-aimed katana. what an industry best
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Woodstock unseen: 45 years on, photos from music's most famous festival - recall an era of peace, love and half a million hippies camped out on a dairy farm. " Not only is Woodstock one of the most famous music festivals of all time - it was also one of the defining moments of the 1960s counter-culture movement. Rolling Stone magazine’s first photographer Baron Wolman was sent to Max Yasgur's farm in the Catskills to cover the festival. More interested in the crowd than the performers - his photographs are hugely evocative and offer an insight into this legendary event that is rarely seen. …
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Ocean Gravity: Spectacular Footage of Freediver Guillaume Nery - Flying through Swift Ocean Currents North of Tahiti by Christopher Jobson on February 1, 2015 Quote: "Filmed late last year by director and underwater cameraman Julie Gautier - this amazing footage shows free diver Guillaume Néry as he’s carried by swift currents through Tiputa pass - part of the Rangiroa atoll about 355 km Northeast of Tahiti. When you hear about strong currents near the ocean or large lakes - it’s difficult to visualize exactly how they work, or the power they carry. This film should quickly pu…
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JBond. In your vast collection do you have the Nagra transfer machine (or a photo) made by the UK's legendary Nagra Guru David Lane. It was based on a 4.2 with a synchroniser and was built to a BBC specification. Most BBC transfer Bays were quipped with these in the 70's.
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Frank Sinatra's Listening Room
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The Ampex 300 Audio Recorder, looks like a 3 Track setup. Left _ Center_Right. Transport is separate from the Electronics This machine predates me though Eric Toline probably worked with it.
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