Pre Production

My Path to iTunes and Beyond

Written by Chris Ward on March 27th, 2012

The road to distribution for a low budget independent film is a long and winding one (to paraphrase Paul McCartney), yet we were able to get there. You can get there too, if you avoid the well placed land mines along the way.

Apogee Inc. Offers Low Cost HDMI Output From Your Mac Computer

Written by Greg Boston on April 13th, 2010

If you use a Mac, and you’re one of those who likes previewing footage on a large living room monitor, these low cost solutions may be just the ticket.

How to: Not Get Scammed on Ebay

Written by Dylan Couper on June 2nd, 2007

The great playground of the modern fraud artist has been Ebay. Fueled by greed, buyers have been lured into lowball auctions on high end items. With their savings sent overseas via Western Union, buyers waited patiently on their doorsteps, fake UPS tracking numbers in hand, never to have that expensive new toy arrive. Although Ebay has been cracking down efficiently, it is still a buyer beware world out there. While there are many other auction sites out there, the following red flags should apply to any purchase you make.

Tips for attending the NAB Trade Show

Written by DVi Contributors on March 16th, 2005

If you’re in the market to purchase new video gear anytime soon, then you owe it to yourself to make a pilgramage to Las Vegas for the annual National Association of Broadcasters trade show. Having attended NAB for the past 10 years, I can give you my two cents about attending on the cheap, and some gotchas for first-timers…

Tutorial: The Ultimate Video Deposition Skinny, Part One

Written by Paul Tauger on January 29th, 2003

I’m a litigation attorney with 10 years experience, employed as a senior litigator by a major international law firm. I am also an advanced amateur videographer, doing travel videos. I’ve lost track of the number of depositions I’ve conducted, but they’re in the hundreds…

Tutorial: The Ultimate Video Deposition Skinny, Part Two

Written by Paul Tauger on January 29th, 2003

This is the bare minimum gear I consider appropriate for deposition videography. I won’t hire you again if you show up without backup for video and audio. Depositions are one-shot deals… they are critical events which can’t be redone. With the setup I’ve described, you have multiple independent video and audio recordings, and will always have a backup if something goes sour…

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