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Corey Graham · January 27th, 2011, 06:24 PM

Hi everyone. I've been lurking around the forums here for several weeks, and was happy to see today that my account has finally been activated.

Over the past 15+ years, I've done video production for scores of weddings, events, corporate/industrial clients, legal stuff, commercials, etc. For a while I produced/directed/edited a series for the Versus network. Now I'm the creative director for a consulting firm, which involves lots of graphic design, media production and web development.

I got started in videography with fully analog equipment, suffering the pains of linear editing. Then I learned digital video on the Media 100 system when it ran on the fastest consumer Mac available -- the Power Mac 9600/300. I guess that was around 1996.

I've decided to get back into weddings because of how much technology has advanced. I can do so much more now than I could in 2003, the year I shot my last wedding. Over the past 6 months, I've acquired all the necessary equipment to start it up. While my main cameras are AG-HMC40's, I've been particularly interested in the DSLR video revolution, and now a GH1 is on its way.

And I love zombie movies.

These forums have been an incredible wealth of information and ideas, and I hope to be able to give back as I can.

January 27th, 2011, 06:24 PM	#1
Corey Graham Major Player Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Erie, PA Posts: 390	Hello from Erie, PA Hi everyone. I've been lurking around the forums here for several weeks, and was happy to see today that my account has finally been activated. Over the past 15+ years, I've done video production for scores of weddings, events, corporate/industrial clients, legal stuff, commercials, etc. For a while I produced/directed/edited a series for the Versus network. Now I'm the creative director for a consulting firm, which involves lots of graphic design, media production and web development. I got started in videography with fully analog equipment, suffering the pains of linear editing. Then I learned digital video on the Media 100 system when it ran on the fastest consumer Mac available -- the Power Mac 9600/300. I guess that was around 1996. I've decided to get back into weddings because of how much technology has advanced. I can do so much more now than I could in 2003, the year I shot my last wedding. Over the past 6 months, I've acquired all the necessary equipment to start it up. While my main cameras are AG-HMC40's, I've been particularly interested in the DSLR video revolution, and now a GH1 is on its way. And I love zombie movies. These forums have been an incredible wealth of information and ideas, and I hope to be able to give back as I can.