On one of my other blogs (Shut Up and Shoot - the eBook Blog) I wrote a little article about some of the pitfalls that can occur when one tries to be smart and upgrade their editing bay to gain some rendering and previewing speed increases. Of course this story has to do with specifically upgrading the GPU card in hopes of truly gaining some speed in rendering, previewing and to be more specific with the Adobe CS6 Production Suite.
Of course there is this guy named "Murphy" that comes to mind. Check it out... it might save you some time and most of all aggravation.
Imagination and imagery go hand in hand. This is where imagination and imagery meet.
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
A movie now in pre-production.
So every once in a while, along comes a story. It may be fiction, it may be fact. But when it is a good story, it deserves some attention. So along with some people (producers), the writer and myself (cinematographer, editor and compositor) we set out to create a movie trailer in hopes of getting this funded and fully produced. All I can say is "stay tuned" at this point. One never knows where the project may end up. But here is a little "eye candy" and a teaser to start. Enjoy. (best viewed at full screen):
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