Happy Trip Around The Sun
Monday, January 1, 2007 at 12:24PM Happy New Year ProLost peeps!
It's going to be an exciting one, I promise. Rebel's Guide events, cool new software for DV Rebels from Red Giant and others, and hopefully some reports from the trenches of my filmmaking endeavors.
I am thrilled and honored to link you to the first post of the year on HD For Indies. I've never felt the need to post about Mike Curtis's thorough and unique blog—becuase quite frankly the vast majority of my readers find thier way here from there—but in the off chance you don't know about it, HD For Indies is my daily source of the latest info on all things HD, including the Red camera. Mike's first post of double-oh-seven is a review of The Guide followed by a brief interview with yours truly.
Thanks for the kind words Mike—from you they mean a lot.
And to all my readers, Happy New Year and all the best from ProLost.
Reader Comments (3)
Hey Stu:
Great entry at HD for Indies. Congratulations!
Your writings have have been a catalyst for some positive changes on my end. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have a good gut-feeling about 2007. I am really excited about putting The Guide into action!
Regarding the HD for Indies post it was very helpful to have a chapter listing and more info on the contents of the DVD.
Is your Macworld talk going to concentrate mostly on concepts from the effects, editing, and onlining sections of The Guide (chapters 4,5,6)?
Thanks,
-John
Thanks for the comment John. I hear what you're saying, I think having the TOC and DVD contents available online is a big deal.
What do you think I should focus on at Macworld? The more demo-able stuff is from the post chapters, but I do want to send the message that the book is about suoup-to-nuts production. Please let me know which topics you'd most like to see me rap about!
Happy New Year 2007! Can't wait to get my hands on The Guide, even though it takes about 30 days to ship it to Finland. :)
I agree on the chapter listings, it was nice to have some more info.
Do you have plans get a screen capture of your presentation on Macworld?
(On the other hand, recording a screen capture adds some extra-hassle and might cause the undesired "demo"-effect just at the climax of your presentation...)