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In a shameless attempt to gather as many people as possible in one place, I wanted to pass on this event I’m sorta co-hosting with Deb Eschweiler and Jamie Beedy. We wanted to have a meet up that wasn’t exclusive to one city and was still drivable to anyone in the midwest. So, Chicago, why […]
Read this blog on Creative COW >> This is an anecdote about the importance of putting yourself out there, not being shy, and not acting like a dick on the Internet.
When I was in Vegas a couple weeks ago for the NAB Show, I went to the Hofbrauhaus, the traditionally crazy German restaurant based on the beer hall of the same name in Munich. The south lower hall at the convention center had more sausage than this place. And that’s my crude and unladylike way […]
Read my highly illustrated “secret diary” in which I talk about the press and exhibition sides of NAB on Creative COW >> By the way, I’ll be at the Indianapolis Final Cut Pro Users Group meeting next Tuesday evening to talk about going to NAB, if anyone’s interested in whatever I have to say about […]
And it was a good week. Look for an actual wrap-up within the next few days. Until then, you can read my daily blogs on Creative COW in which I pondered a thought each day of the show, kind of. Mostly stuff that was interesting to me on that day that I figured would otherwise […]
I don’t think I mentioned (other than a tweet and a calendar update) that I’ll be at the Small Tree Communications booth as a guest editor next Tuesday and Wednesday at the NAB Show. Their booth is in the post-production section, the lower south hall. Specifically SL6005. If you’re planning on attending the show, stop […]
A film I edited and audio mixed in December and February was selected for the Frog Baby Film Festival at Ball State University. It was directed by Tyler Engle, and it’s a film noir about a doctor at the end of his rope. You can see it at the university on March 30th at 7PM.
Last night was the first screening of Ingenue, directed by Kate Chaplin. I’ve mentioned it a number of times, but to recap, I was the visual effects artist and title designer (and DVD author…and blu-ray/screener maker..) for the film. The “premiere” was held at the Indiana State Museum IMAX theater at 7PM after red carpet […]
I put this on my personal calendar for NAB without bothering to explain it, and now I’m seeing it being passed around without detail. That is fairly amusing to me, so I figured I should uh, explain.
A couple weeks ago, I was invited to be a guest on FLIX on Revol Radio. Unfortunately, they also live stream the show and archive it on YouTube. Kate Chaplin and I were invited to discuss the upcoming release of Ingenue and sci-fi movies in general. We also talk a bit about visual effects, I […]