October 27, 2016 •
Editing, Film •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on What Happens to Cinema in the Age of VR?
From nofilmschool.com: What is the future of cinematic storytelling when virtual reality starts to take center stage? Industry professionals and indie makers alike have been pondering this question for the past several years. No one seems to have an answer
October 17, 2016 •
Editing, Film •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Making VR: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly
With the release of FRONTLINE’S latest 360 project, “Night of the Storm”, Kenzie Audette reveals the post production process for a 360 project. In the spirit of helping other journalists and filmmakers dive into this emerging medium, I want
September 28, 2016 •
Editing, Film •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Adobe Team Projects Preview
Adobe has announced a new service that is going to revolutionize the way Premiere Pro CC users collaborate with each other and with After Effects artists. Team Projects will allow video editors and motion graphics designers to work on a shared project
September 28, 2016 •
Editing, Film, Humor •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Nicholas Monsour: Editing Keanu
Gordon sits down with Nicholas Monsour to discuss the editing of Keanu. They talk about the films timing and how tone shifts affect the editing in a comedy. Go to aotg.com/cuttingroom for more interviews.
May 14, 2016 •
Editing, Film •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Tips and Resources on Documentary Editing
From Jonny Elwyn: If you want to learn how to edit a documentary in Avid Media Composer, then there’s few better teachers to spend time with than PBS Frontline editor Steve Audette A.C.E. He’s recently been sharing some great tips and work arounds when
From Steve Hullfish of provideocoalition.com, a wonderful and lengthy interview of Steve Audette, ACE and Senior Editor of PBS’s Frontline. Steve Audette, ACE has been editing at WGBH since 1990, mostly as the Senior Editor on two of PBS’s flagship
June 4, 2015 •
Editing, Film, Trailers •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Mostly Chow: 12 Classic Hong Kong Action Films
*SPOILER ALERT & WARNING: Not for the faint of heart. Violence and gore depicted. Summary: Promo edit featuring some of my favorite Hong Kong directors and actors such as Johnnie To, John Woo, Andy Lau, Simon Yam, Tony Leung and of course, Chow Yun Fat.
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From nofilmschool.com: What is the future of cinematic storytelling when virtual reality starts to take center stage? Industry professionals and indie makers alike have been
With the release of FRONTLINE’S latest 360 project, “Night of the Storm”, Kenzie Audette reveals the post production process for a 360 project. In the spirit of
Hate to resource myself out of a job but I can’t help but give away freebies and tips as I find them! https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve
I thought I was going to dive head and palms first into Hong Kong harbor. But I didn’t. Instead, I recovered on my backside and only my ego was bruised. I looked up at my
First impression: Survived dramatic landing at Kai Tak airport. Rewarded with a humid, sticky airport. Last impression: Getting continually searched at customs… Had to
Why are they all subtitled? Hong Kong films are made in Cantonese by an industry whose primary audience is in Hong Kong, the rest of Asia second. The fact that the rest of the
I bought one of those $99 Staples office chairs awhile back. It’s your basic black fabric high back chair that swivels. Pretty comfortable and there’s a wide berth at the top
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Born in Canton 1951 but raised in the Chinese section of Saigon, Tsui Hark filmed his first 8mm short at age 8. Hark migrated to Hong Kong at 14 and later studied film at the