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MarkG
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RE: U.K. Film Schools

I believe the NFTS is the school most likely to get you a job in movies or TV: certainly it's probably the most famous. Beyond that I'm not sure: I...

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RE: Camera Help Needed

quote:I think they are both natively 4:3 with the ability to block off and do mocked 16:9. Looks like you're right, from what I've found on the web...

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RE: Camera Help Needed

I'm not 100% certain, but I believe the DVX100 is a true 16:9 camera while the VX2100 is 4:3. Of course in some parts of the world that might be a dis...

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RE: Camera Help Needed

Yeah, the DVX100 footage I've seen looks great, and I agree about the usefulness of the LCD screen. However, if you really, really want interchangable...

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RE: which dv stock do you use?

It's more complicated than that: as far as I'm aware, most modern Sony DV tapes now use dry lubrication and some Panasonic tapes use wet lubrication. ...

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RE: which dv stock do you use?

You might want to clean the heads whenever you switch between tape brands or types, but then you potentially run the risk of wearing out the heads. Pe...

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RE: which dv stock do you use?

I've used pretty much all of those. And you know what? It doesn't make the slightest difference as far as I can see, except when tape lubrication conf...

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RE: 1080i Vs 720p / 1080p

It's kind of a tossup between 1080i and 720p if you're going to a progressive output. 1080i has more horizontal resolution and a similar vertical reso...

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RE: Ok! Any producers in the uk?

Have you tried the 'New Producers Alliance' There are a lot of aspiring producers there and some who've actually got experience in that kind of thing.

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RE: Bad Sound Quality

Most 'pro' mikes have XLR connectors, so you'd need an XLR to whatever socket your camera has convertor.

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RE: Spectres DVD

Not a bad trailer: looks very '80s' (not that it's a bad thing, I like a lot of horror movies from that era), but might be fun.

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RE: Film Quality

My guess would be good lighting and good color grading after it's edited. Lighting really makes the biggest difference: if you compare '28 Days Later'...

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RE: advice

Also, AFAIR it's far more biased towards shooting film than DV or HD: or maybe I'm thinking of the book they did before that one? I met Chris Jones...

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RE: Titling: font color etc. vs. background color

If you make it white with a shadow (actually you want the RGB to be more like 235, 235, 235 to not get burnt-out on a TV) then you should be OK. You c...

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