Post is Production (From DITNERD)

Post Is Production from Light Iron on Vimeo.

Michael Cioni from Lightiron Digital talks about some of the new products in their fleet. In one take. For the Win.

From his post:

I hope that you all can appreciate the beauty that is this video/the technologies that Light Iron has created. I hope the one day get the opportunity to work with those guys, they are really at the forefront of developing what digital workflow is an utilizing all of the tools that great companies like DIT Station and many more have developed, please show them all your full support!

A digital imaging technician (DIT) works in collaboration with a cinematographer on work flow, systemization, signal integrity and image manipulation, to achieve the highest image quality and creative goals of cinematography in the digital realm.

Stolen shamelessly from Sam Gursky over at DITNERD

So, this is LinkedIn. . .

I've FINALLY broken down and signed up for LinkedIn. . . 

Anybody else use it?  Have you had really good experiences?

Please Comment Below, and let me know what you think/what you use it for. . .

Mike Mazzotta's Linkedin Profile

If it's good enough for the Gander. . .

My good friend Sam Gursky just posted over on his 'DIT NERD' blog about his OVERWHELMINGLY POSITIVE experience with Premier CS6. . . check it out here:

http://ditnerd.tumblr.com/post/23145001324/the-big-leap

FCPX Touchscreen Demo

FCP X Touch Screen Demo from Jason Rose on Vimeo.

Aksel Stasny's Film & Lighting tests. . .

Looks like my good friend Aksel Stasny has been busy. . . here's a series of Lighting & Film Stocks tests that he's been doing for his upcoming short. .. 

Original from here.

You can find out about Aksel's upcoming projects on his website, http://www.akselstasny.com/

The Post Dept. of Conan weighs in on Adobe CS6

I saw this floating around the web today. . . Conan's editors got their hands on Premiere CS6, and they dig it.  Check out the video!

Where do I put FCP Plugins Again?

I can never remember where to put FCP plugins to install them. . . so I found this handy guide.  

For the original post, click here.