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News: Norden Bombsight Official video - Help Desk

Set during the Great Depression, the music video tells the story of a woman suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder who is searching for her missing husband

News: DSLR + Laser FAIL

I begin to feel sorry for the owners of these cameras. Then I just laugh.

News: Slo-Mo & Timelapse of Hong Kong = GORGEOUS

Shot on the 7D, filmmaker Euan Preston captured these images of Hong Kong that make me want to travel there immediately. Stunning photography. The slow motion footage was shot at 60P then processed through Twixtor at 25% to get these hauntingly beautiful images.

News: Is this 3D rig the future of American filmmaking?

News: An Interview with 'Inception' Cinematographer Wally Pf

News: 3rd Zacuto DSLR shootout

the third zacuto shootout is up

News: Shoot Anamorphic with a Clamp?

Here is a Philip Bloom Meet Up in Key West where they spent the day shooting Anamorphic, with an anamorphic clamp. I don't think this video looks that great, but Im not sure if its the clamp or the lenses they used in the clamp. The Anamorphic Clamp available for $75 USD at vid-atlantic.com/anamorphic

News: San Francisco's Hippie Hill Drum Circle w/5D

Filmed at the legendery Hippie Hill by J0N Z0MBIE, Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California, USA.

News: "Someday Hero" Behind the Scenes by Cinema 5D

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News: YouTube Announces 4K Support

For anyone with a 4K monitor and the bandwidth to support, YouTube announced at VidCon2010 that it will allow streaming of 4K content (4096x3072). That's almost 4 times their current hosting resolution.

News: 5D Shot Forest Aerials

Henning Sandström over on Vimeo shot this amazing aerial footage with his handy Canon 5D camera. Not sure if he used a blimp or RC helicopter to shoot.

Music Video: Jesse Rose - Non-Stop

This is a music video for British artist Jesse Rose that I DP'd for Scion A/V and director Chris Cruse. Filmed over 2 nights on the Canon 5D, we mixed rear screen projection with live action shot on a street corner in downtown LA. Here are a few behind the scenes photos:

News: Google needs video for an upcoming film project!

Google announced the creation of "Life In A Day," a film project that solicits video submissions from YouTube users around the world--the criteria is that they must capture some kind of moment filmed on July 24.

News: Not Your Parents' Documentaries: "California is a Place"

Sony's Bravia Balls Ad, David Michod's "Crossbow", James Nachtwey's war photography. Every once in a while, you get smacked in the face by art so powerful and sublime, it leaves you inspired, envious, or both. The mini documentary series, "California is a place", is no different. Led by filmmaker Drea Cooper and photographer Zackary Canepari, these 5-7 minute masterpieces tell the stories of unique individuals and groups throughout the Golden State. What really separates the quality of these ...

News: First iPhone 4 Movie (dir. Michael Koerbel)

Shot and edited entirely on iPhone 4 by my good friend and fantastically talented director, Michael Koerbel. This little camera gets in places few other cameras can only dream of.

News: Helicopter Drone Captures 360° View of Gulf Oil Spill

Aerial photography company perspectiveAerials has captured incredible 360° footage of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. The team launched their custom built Canon 5D Mark II aerial drone (see video two in the gallery below for a demonstration) from their boat in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico:

How To: How not to be an archaeologist!

Comedy trailer of archaeologists Bernie and Jim as they go hunting for eygptian artifacts

News: Digital Imagining Tutorials

Lots of amazing digital photo factoids here.

News: What's not to like about this? Red MX Sensor

Very important UK esquire cover shoot done with the Red One with a MX Sensor. Yeah, and the dancing aint bad either.

News: DP Adam Kimmel Arrested

Acclaimed Cinematographer Adam Kimmel Arrested:

News: New Short with Shots done with the RED EPIC

Quite nice when you watch it full screen. I especially like the licking of the fingers...

News: The Auctioneers - The Story Behind The Still Nominee

Co-Directed by WonderHowTo's Ford Austin. Do any of those actors look familiar? If you like it vote for it here

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News: Lacking Inspiration? Get a Light Boner

A friend of mine sent this site to me a year ago. And if it were updated more often, it'd be my home page. Designer/Developer Jarred Bishop curates this jaw-dropping collection of epic-light photos. Seriously, a lot of these photos look like stills from the most visually important films you've never seen. Here's a smattering: Light Boner

Childhood Dreams Realized: Skateboard a Waterpark

Check out this great video by Spanish commercial director Miguel Shaw. Note: The really good stuff starts at 0:40.

News: Behind Last 3 Min. - Carnival

Once again no embedding this, so here is the link

News: Behind Last 3 Min. - Vietnam

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News: Unconventional Edit in Mann's "Public Enemies" (DP: Dante Spinotti)

I watched Michael Mann's "Public Enemies" (DP: Dante Spinotti) last night for the first time and was struck by a very unconventional, yet effective (I think), cut. In the opening sequence (video below), Dillinger is driven up to the entrance of a prison and escorted out of the car. The scene is established in a long lens medium wide shot (probably 200mm from 150' away...Note: standard 35mm dimensions, not 2/3"). After a few steps/seconds, it cuts to a wide angle lens closeup (24-2mm from with...

Nike World Cup Ad (DP: Emmanuel Lubezki, ASC)

3+ minutes of kinetic football cinematography! Enjoy! (The Ivory Coast has a space program...?)

News: R.I.P. William Fraker, ASC, BSC

"You only get 1 or 2 shots in your whole life to become what you want. You have to keep preparing yourself for what your goal is, and when you get the chance to achieve that goal, you have to go out & do it. Right or wrong."

Animal Kingdom (DP: Adam Arkapaw)

Every summer, I pick one or two films I can't wait to see. Some of them are conventional blockbuster choices (Transformers, Star Trek) and others are guaranteed to deliver (Dark Knight, etc.). The obvious choice for this summer is Chris Nolan's new epic "Inception". But if you're interested in an indie-epic all its own, check out "Animal Kingdom", directed by David Michod. The early Scorsese-esque fan favorite at Sundance (and Dramatic winner) has some of the best looking stuff I've seen in a...