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Ryan Davey
November 19th, 2004, 12:45 AM
Seattle area: Under a tight deadline (Dec. 23rd) and a tight budget, but looking for editing help to final cut a fly fishing video we recently shot of our trip from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, 12,000 kilometers across the bottom of South America. More info on the project @ http://www.anglingexploration.com/

Please email me for info @ worldanglr@hotmail.com

Imran Zaidi
November 19th, 2004, 08:17 AM
Thanks to those of you who have submitted email comments. Just bumping this up to keep the response going. Thanks everyone!

Charles Papert
November 19th, 2004, 08:19 PM
that downconverter sounds like a nightmare setup!

We have the Clairmont Camera F900's; the primary reason I went with them as a camera house was that they are set up and modified so that all of these types of issues are taken care of. The downcoverter rides on the back of the camera full-time and the battery attaches to that (or you can use a block battery). It was a snap to go into Steadicam mode. They have rebuilt the top handle so that you can fly the rig underslung, standard thread holes built right in.

I'm using my Hot Gears to remotely operate the Arrihead right from the engineering station, so I have a 20" HD monitor to work from at all times, which is infinitely better than having to shoot "blind" (from the B&W eyepiece.

David Burns
November 20th, 2004, 02:09 AM
Hi DC Folks-

I'm in Fairfax County and just purchased an XL2, my first camcorder. My background is in acting and writing. I'd love to help out on any future projects any of you may have in store.

Bob Safay
November 21st, 2004, 07:52 AM
Jon, I am heading down there in August, 2005. Are you looking for a particular facility? I will be in Rio one day before heading to Pantanal and Iguazu Falls. Bob

Alfred Okocha
November 21st, 2004, 09:39 AM
Hi John. I just saw this now.. I live in Rio and work with a DSR-370. If it's still up I'm interested!

Nick Hiltgen
November 21st, 2004, 01:36 PM
Chas,

I would love to help out but am going out of town for a couple of weeks (part of that to Tech out a hdw700) but I'll be back the second week in December, How long are you shooting, and who's your DIT?
nick

Scot Evans
November 22nd, 2004, 02:15 PM
Send me an email with some information on your project and I will tell you if I can help.
Scot Evans
Producer/Production Manager

Olivier Vanaschen
November 23rd, 2004, 03:15 AM
Hello,

my name is Olivier Vanaschen, I'm from Belgium. I'm director and DP in digital video. I am highly interested by your project !! I am specialized in digital video and how to make it look more like film.

You can check my work at www.anotherstateofmind.be and www.marlathemovie.com .The camera used was mostly a Canon XM-2, just did a commercial using a Canon XL1.

I prefer you to check my work first and if you like it, we can chat further. I keep my fingers crossed ;-)

Have a nice day,

Olivier
www.anotherstateofmind.be
www.marlathemovie.com

Hal Wolin
November 23rd, 2004, 12:24 PM
I am currently in the production stage of filming an
indie film on Long Island. We have recently started shooting however we are in need of a second camera operator that owns an Canon XL-2. You will not be responsible for lighting or planning out the shots, and will be working under our DP.


The shooting will be done during November, December and part of January. We will be shooting primarily on Fridays,and Saturdays with the occasionally Thursday. Shooting will be performed on Long Island. Here is a quick rundown of the project along with the domain for the film. For
Information on the Script: http://www.acoupledays.com

The position pays $100 per day.

Please either reply to this posting or email cameraop@acoupledays.com

Christopher Sexton
November 24th, 2004, 10:01 AM
I've got content twice!

Bob Safay
November 24th, 2004, 03:02 PM
I have a whole closet full of content. I am actualy trying to get rid of some of my old content so I can get some new content. Anyone need some content?

Marc Sacco
November 24th, 2004, 03:16 PM
no thanks, im pretty content with my content...

Jed Williamson
November 24th, 2004, 05:47 PM
Could someone create a flash slideshow out of 15 photos. They'll be mini-dv grabs so 640x480 is the max resolution. Probably the flash could be 1/3 the size so 213 x 160.

The deadline would be 12/1.

Please post your example & the asking price.

I can pay with PayPal & you can substitute my 15 photos for the temps.

Thanks,

Jed

Richard Maloney
November 24th, 2004, 11:14 PM
email sent

Kevin Kwak
November 25th, 2004, 11:18 PM
If any wedding videographer needs a helping hand, I am at your service. December 10 is my last day in school and the winter break starts. It would be my pleasure if I could be your apprentice for the day.
Please contact me via this thread or via e-mail if you need an assistance for your wedding project. I would like to learn from the pros here at dvinfo.net.

Thank you for your time.

Kevin Storm Jorgensen
November 26th, 2004, 03:32 AM
I'm good for a shoot or two. I'm in LA and I got a girlfriend in Seattle that I could stay with if necessary. I got an XL1s and an XL2. Give me an email and I can forward you my resume and get you a demo reel.

Kevin@videostormproductions.com

Gary Siu
November 26th, 2004, 02:28 PM
Nice to see humor does still exist in this crazy world.............

Jimmy McKenzie
November 26th, 2004, 06:01 PM
JOHN!!! Please reply so the litany of outrageous puns can end!

Are you looking for stock video footage?

O.K. ... you already know how to find that ... the others will be content to know that you have heard of google...

Please let us know so we can answer your call without any more contentiousness.

;)

John Hartney
November 27th, 2004, 03:08 PM
I've got stock of stock cooking you content get now content?

Brian Patterson
November 27th, 2004, 08:15 PM
Does anyone know of any photography and/or videography gear rental shops in Honolulu, Hawaii?

I am from Vancouver and will be travelling there December 5 - 9 to shoot a corporate gig. I am bringing most rental equipment with me but would love a resource if the client thinks of things once I'm there that will need to be captured with different equipment.

If nobody knows specifically, I'd love another online resource where I could look to see if there exists such a rental shop!

Thanks in advance!

Isidro Urquia
November 29th, 2004, 09:00 AM
hi my name is Isidro Urquia i own the xl2. this is my number 917-507-1734.
i have experience in both film and dv.

Isidro Urquia
November 29th, 2004, 09:12 AM
hola. mi nombre es Isidro Urquia. mi numero es 917-507-1734
acabo de terminar mi segundo largometraje en dv y mi tercera pelicula. mi experiencia es variada desde videos de musicas, comerciales y independientes. tengo una xl2 ntsc. me interesa saver mas sobre tu projecto mi email es sinemaurbano@yahoo.com

Marcin Wilczek
November 30th, 2004, 01:04 PM
I need to rent Canon XL2, which I will use as the second camera.
I need it for 2 days - December 18th and 19th
Please send me yours rates.
I'm based in NYC.

Thanks

Martin

Ken Tanaka
November 30th, 2004, 05:25 PM
Why not go to a good local rental company, like Abel Cinetech (http://www.abelcine.com/Rental/frontrentalframeset.html)?

John Browning
December 1st, 2004, 12:12 AM
of the "girls gone wild" variety... serious inquiry

Nick Vizzone
December 1st, 2004, 10:47 AM
Wouldn't it be more fun to shoot that yourself?!

Christopher C. Murphy
December 1st, 2004, 11:16 AM
I'm selling my content for $100 per second.

Brad Henkel
December 1st, 2004, 03:42 PM
I personally own a Canon XL1 camera and I am willing to rent it out to someone who is making an indy movie. I am asking only $10 a day. My equipment is very basic. The extra items I have for this camera is a wind screen , UV filter, (2) 8-hour batteries, and a camera bag. I have a pretty nice tripod head too, but I need to keep the tripod with my ball head mount as I need it for my still photography. You need to live or be shooting your film in the Denver/Northern Colorado area. The cheapest I have seen this camera available for rent is $175 a day. I thought I would do a service to someone since my camera hasn't seen much use. My price is negotiable. I just thought I would throw this offer out there to see if I can help alleviate some costs as I realize how expensive movie making is. I enjoy watching indy films and this is what I have to offer. Thanks for reading this. Please do not contact me if you are out of state. I will not ship my camera to anyone. I will only deal with you in person. I will have a photo of my setup soon. If you have any questions please contact me.

Jimmy McKenzie
December 1st, 2004, 08:55 PM
Back to your original post, you are right, you might serve your needs well by looking elsewhere.
For the kind of "content" you are seeking, you would have to get publication rights and paper documentation in the form of releases from the talent for the public distribution of their images in the format and forum that you are considering.
Your attourney will be able to fully disclose to you the needed legal documentation to continue your pursuits. For this kind of documentary work, you obviously have a professional business advisor and lawyer at the ready to provide such necessary resources. But don't use the cheapest ones available. Be prepared to have your cheque-book ready to the tune of about 375.00 per hour. But you knew that already.
If anyone at this board can help with the kind of materials sought after as indicated, you might want to chime in.
Otherwise, best of luck in fulfilling your requirement.

Sky Christopherson
December 1st, 2004, 11:56 PM
Just wanted to let everyone in SoCal know that I am making my Sony FX1 available for rent for anyone that wants to do some thorough testing of this camera.

So far the results have been amazing from what I have shot. I think once Lumiere releases the FX1 support, we will have a solid camera/workflow.

For members of this forum, Ill make a discounted rate. Email for more info at sky@amorgen.com

Also more info at http://www.amorgen.com

Thanks!

Kristopher Mallory
December 3rd, 2004, 09:20 AM
Getting ready to start pre production on a short titled "old friends"
it's a story of a successful buisness executive, richard, who runs in to someone he used to know in highschool while waiting for his train to work.
The chance meeting puts richard in a terifiying and seemingly imposable situation.

I'm taking resumes from anyone who would like to help out. Here is the Crew Call at Mandy.com:

http://www.mandy.com/1/jobs3.cfm?v=9251790

I've also posted an actor's call on actornews.com
2 Male roles late 20s early 30s
1 femal role late 20s early 30's

This is a short script and shouldn't take more than a weekend to do, I'm aiming for the last weekend in january. That's asuming we can fill all the vital crew positions and equipment reqirurements.



If anyone wants to read the script, apply for a crew position, cast position, etc. etc. send me an email at:

krismallory@gmail.com

Steven Andrus
December 3rd, 2004, 11:14 PM
Hello,

Just moved to Scottsdale, I have edited a feature film and award wining short films. Also Technical Director for live TV. Looking for work, Thanks!

sdandrus@hotmail.com

Jeff Toogood
December 5th, 2004, 07:57 PM
Anybody know of anyplace around London, Ontario Canada that will rent out a Canon GL2 or XL1S for a day?

Jimmy McKenzie
December 5th, 2004, 08:19 PM
Edcom. Meadowbrook drive.
I'm not sure which brands are in their current stable ... they were on a dvx100 kick for a while...
The banner at the top of their website shows the lens of an xl1s.

Gerald Baillgergeau
December 8th, 2004, 08:46 PM
Our production is in need of a DP that has used or is familiar with a XL1/mini35 setup. Most likely we'll be getting a XL2 before we do principle shooting. Someone with experience in working with blue/green screen is a plus, for the story will be FX driven. It's gonna be a three day shoot ... some sound stage and outdoor shots. If interested you can email me (gbtracklight@tmail.com) and we can go over the particulars. The producer/writer's vision is bigger then the budget so creativity is gonna be key..... Yes, it's a paying gig. Thanks

Kent Dammand
December 9th, 2004, 01:25 AM
All Florida DVX users!

Movie: We are to shoot a movie titled “MIX IT LIK A RECORD”.

Location:

http://www.supersonicstudios.com/

Miami Lakes FL

Movie Website:

http://harddisklife.com/HDL.html


The 3-5 day shoot will take place over a 2 week period 1-5-2005 to 1-25-2005 and will be shot sporadically depending on scheduling variables. Those who commit must be able to be somewhat flexible but we are making every effort to execute the shoot in consecutive days beginning on the 5th.

It will use advanced videography techniques that include multi-camera shooting, dolly & crane shots, cinematic lighting. Needless to say, the audio will rock too.

We are seeking DVX users to participate in the shoot. Those who are chosen will be guaranteed production credits in the movie.

We will base our decisions more on dedication and reliability than anything else. Since the producer and some of the crew are traveling from Seattle WA to FL we can’t afford to work with anyone who might “back out” or be a “no show”. If it’s going to be a maybe for you, we would appreciate that you decline rather than be unsure. If it’s a for sure deal, than welcome aboard! This movie is going to be a lot of fun.

Thank You

Kent

Kagi Media
900 1st Avenue South
Suite #409
Seattle Wa
98134
USA

Phone (206) 625-8681

jkagi@kagimedia.com
http://kagimedia.com

Tim Kay
December 9th, 2004, 01:18 PM
Hi ,

I live in SF as a freelance broadcaster. Please check out my bio page to learn more about me, equipment and view a quick demo.

http://timlexuss.tripod.com

thanks again

Richard Alvarez
December 9th, 2004, 01:42 PM
Tim,

We tend to use our real names on this board. THough I'm a big fan of "Shawshank Redemption". (That was the character's name wasn't it? - Andy Dufrain)

I'm down the road in San Mateo...

Joe Carney
December 9th, 2004, 09:53 PM
Any pay for this?

Bob Andren
December 10th, 2004, 11:02 PM
Hello

I'm looking for gigs.

Have XL1, tripod, monopod, Samson wireless system, Lowell lighting kit, on camera lights.

Been shooting professionally 11 years, have reliable car, can travel in NY-tristate area, know it well.

Thanks.

Bob Andren
BA2119@aol.com
914-576-9429

Rich Sheikh
December 11th, 2004, 07:15 AM
I've been doing video-editing for a little over a year. I'm interested in editing jobs. I'm in San Diego. I use IMovie for editing and many who have seen my work are surprised since I'm fairly new at this. I'm open to any type of editing job where I can use my creative talents.
Here is my video home page with many samples of my work...
http://homepage.mac.com/richsheikh/Menu17.html

I did the shooting with a one chip Sony DV camera. I've won some video contests with 2 of my video's. Yes I know that IMovie is an entry level editing software from Mac but its not the software that makes a great video its the creative talent of the editor. If interesed feel free to e-mail me.

Rich

John Greco
December 11th, 2004, 08:13 AM
Hi everyone:

I am a 28 yr. old internet project manager who is looking to leave the corporate world and start an event videography business. I am seeking others who might be interested in working with/for or even becoming my partner in Palm Beach County. I am willing to finance the business, NLE rig, and cameras. I am really looking for a partner or business contact who is:

Quasi-Experienced, may have own business, may just enjoy shooting and want to take it to the next level. Some NLE experience, has contacts already established, and is looking for partner as well. Might just be you have camera, and want to begin shooting events. Should also add that this person should be friendly, outgoing and have a good personality, as they will need to help in the sales and marketing of the business.

Let me know what your thoughts are. I am open for ideas and new concepts.

Look forward to hearing from you.

John

Samuel Small
December 12th, 2004, 01:16 PM
DBC Productions is currently looking for Videographers to help with our 2005 calendar of Standup comedy shows. We are a small startup comedy looking for camera opereators at any level (No experience OK as we will offer enough shoots to learn). Our basic production days are Friday & Saturday nights. Pay depends on the venue. In most cases we provide meals for staff. If you are in the NYC area, we will provide transportation if you don't have. We also are planning shoots outside of the NY area as well. All interested parties, please reply via email to ssmallsr@diamondbackbroadcasting.com. Please contact for further info. The one demand that is mandatory is that you bring your skills, idea and imagination to the shoots.

Mike Rinkunas
December 12th, 2004, 10:32 PM
Samuel,

I'm located in the Lehigh Valley, in PA and I'm willing to travel as needed. I've got a pair of xl-1s cameras with audio and lighting equipment.

drop me a line at mike@mrproductions.org with details!
~Mike

Charles Papert
December 12th, 2004, 11:13 PM
Spelled "Dufresne", pronounced "Dufrain" I do believe--French-Canadian descent? (this goes back to vague memories of the original novella)

Bruce S. Yarock
December 13th, 2004, 07:06 AM
John,
I'm in Pembroke Pines ( about 1 hour south of you). I sent you an email, but am not sure if you got it. I'd be interested in talking to you about business ideas, etc. ( i have an xl2, sound and lighting gear).
Bruce yarock
954-431-0940

John Greco
December 13th, 2004, 08:15 AM
Bruce:

just checked, got it!

going to wellington green right now, ill call you as soon as i get home around lunchtime.

thanks man.

John

Bruce S. Yarock
December 13th, 2004, 08:51 AM
John,
Good talking to you. Let's get together.
Bruce Yarock

Joe Carney
December 13th, 2004, 01:16 PM
Since there was no reply, I have a comment.

There is a big difference between a few locals wanting to get together and make a movie, and not paying themselves or postponing paying themselves, and a professional company coming in and asking for free talent.
It's wrong.
It's also called mooching.
I and others have noticed at places like mandys and craigslist there is a disturbing trend of production companies trying to use the 'you''ll get credit' line to avoid paying people. I'm not talking about beginner PA jobs, but DPs,camera operators, actors, grips, audio people... They are not even offering points, which is the least one should do. BTW I'm not refering to Student Films, or amateurs just out to have some fun.
Even ultra small independent features have to pay talent and crew if they get commercial distribution.
If you don't think SAG or a State Attorney General will come after you, think again.

Every state in the union has labor laws. If you are a 'for profit' company, you should find out what they are and abide by them. Trying to get people to sign waivers doesn't cut it either. Thats why they have the laws in the first place.

I don't mean to sound harsh, just don't like seeing people taken advantage of.