Charlotte Bobcats Intro Video

Here is a great intro video that was done for the Charlotte Bobcats.  It uses mostly still images and then some video is added to add effect.  This was another great project that was created with the Charlotte Bobcats, Limerick studios, and Kent Smith Photography.  The still images have motion added to them to create [...]

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New Directions for Independent Cinema

New Directions for Independent Cinema: Ian Calderon from Scott Kirsner on Vimeo. For those of you who are interested, this is has some great content on where things are going in the future.  Hope you enjoy it.

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Cullen Jones: Classic All the Way to Gold

When the USA Swimming team approached me about shooting Cullen Jones I was very excited.  I knew of his accomplishments as an Olympic Gold Medalist and World Record Holder and had also heard  stories about how he helps kids learn to swim here in Charlotte and across the country.  He was someone I was really [...]

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The Great Camera Shootout 2010

This is a three-part series on comparing Film to Digital on the video side. Great Camera Shootout Video THE GREAT CAMERA SHOOTOUT 2010 CAST: Jens Bogehegn (Web Series Executive Producer), Robert PrimesASC (Director of Photography), Philip Bloom (DP – Color Profiles), Gary Adcock (Digerati), Ryan Emerson (Colorist) and Steve Weiss (Web Series Director). SPECIAL APPEARANCES BY: Shane Hurlbut, ASC, Stephen Goldblatt ASC, BSC Stephen Lighthill, ASC, Rick [...]

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Canon’s EOS E1 video plug-in for Apple’s Final Cut Pro

Canon’s EOS E1 video plug-in for Apple’s Final Cut Pro was released today. This new plug-in allows simple and easy transfer of video content from Canon’s EOS DSLR cameras directly into Final Cut Pro. The EOS E1 video plug-in takes advantage of Final Cut Pro’s powerful Log and Transfer feature, which allows users to select [...]

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Real or Not

Have you ever wondered how much is real on tv or the big screen?  Well, I think this little video will show you how much things change on the editing room.  To save the cost of adding items, the green screen or blue screen have changed how things are manipulated on the computer.

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Black eyed peas… please!

It’s not everyday when you get the chance to see the Black Eyed Peas play.  I have seen a lot of groups and this one brings something for both kids and adults. Recently I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to cover their show from the pit.  I must say that today, two days after the concert,  is [...]

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Below the Line with George Peroulas interview of Kent Smith and Jessica Pickman

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Avid vs. Final Cut Pro

Here is a new podcast that has Kevin Tolbert, Emmy Nominated Sports Television Producer and Brand Development Specialist,working on Final Cut Pro and comparing to the Avid system. To See some of his handy work.  Check this out.  SEC Football Plays Of The Year

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Behind the scenes of “The Last Passport” which is a full feature Film made in 30 days.

Here you can see the behind the scenes filming of “The Last Passport”.  It was completed in just 30 days.   From submission to the film’s big screen premiere, it was a mere 46 days, an astonishing achievement in the film world. Part 1 of 4 on youtube: Part 2 of 4 on youtube: Part [...]

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