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So for all of you videographers, filmmakers and photographers out there who haven’t been on the pulse with this new DSLR revolution – check out some of these great websites that offer up to date resources and ever expanding education on this fast growing trend. From personally using both the 5D and 7D on some of our productions here at Eyesview, I have instantly become a huge fan of the look and work flow with this new technology. Canon has gone above and beyond with creating a small, versatile camera that gives the shooter the power of High Definition Video with changeable photography and film lenses. So please take the time to check out the Links below to some great DSLR resources.
July 28, 2010 By Tom | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)

With the success of “AVATAR” (and by success I mean it made A TON of money), the entertainment industry is trying to ride the hype right into your living room. On July 28th, Panasonic is set to unveil model number AG-3DA1 out of their home base in Tokyo, Japan. Come fall of 2010, this 3D-capable camcorder will be available for the consumer market. However, it is not the first consumer friendly piece of 3D technology. Recently, some major electronics manufactures have pushed 3D televisions for home theater use. For maximum 3D-age, be prepared to drop some money on a new 3D Blu Ray player, with a whopping 18 titles to choose from!
3D at home? So far, the movie that kickstarted the recent craze took ten years to make and it is the only film that delivered a great 3D experience. As a director, working with this camera would be challenging and I imagine, rewarding. Not for the sake that it’s (movie guy voice) “IN 3D!”, but because how one can and should enhance the story by utilizing the in-camera technology. Whatever the footage, it better be worth it – the camera is listed at $20,000, although Panasonic assures a drop in price.
July 23, 2010 By clay | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)

What’s the matter hipster? Summer fun by the pool and your iPhone doesn’t play well with water? Don’t be bummed, Lomographic Society International adds to their impressive line of photographic goodies with the Fisheye No 2 Rip Curl Special Edition. It’s colorful, compact, and takes eye-catching 180° photos. Staying true to the old school, this point and click puts your image to 35mm film. Remember the anticipation of having to wait for your snapshots to be developed? Take that instant gratification! 85 U.S. dollars and she’s all yours.
July 17, 2010 By clay | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)

Attention residents of Houston, L.A. and Chelsea! You are guinea pigs for some New Media adverts! Promotional videos for Calvin Klein’s fall/winter 2010 line have hit 4 select street locations that are only viewable if you have your smart phone and some wi-fi. The encrypted QR code is cracked after you take a picture, which in turn redirects you to a webpage, unlocking the ‘censored’ material. How’s that for marketing? It’s like getting a prize in your cereal, “Here’s the ol’ standby billboard – NOW WITH FREE VIDEO!” They are only up until tomorrow 7/16/10, so if you are in the neighborhood and aren’t too busy using your phone to talk or text or update your FB status – take a picture why dontcha?
HERE’S THE ARTICLE FOR SPECIFICS
July 15, 2010 By clay | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)

The true hallmark of professionally produced media is that it shouldn’t look produced at all. Whether it’s a commercial, a music video, short film, even a block buster action film: if it doesn’t look staged or scripted, the audience is more likely to enjoy it. Our brains are “turned off”, entertained by what it is experiencing. When there is novice camerawork, poor lighting and especially sound that is less than audible, it’s hard to not focus on the glaring errors and chalk it up to amateur producing. Not so with tonights episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live”. Check out this article to see how Jimmy Kimmel, when faced with a huge production hurdle, shot an entire episode of his nationally aired television show using his MacBook Pro. And if you are reading this before his show airs on Tuesday, July 14, 2010 – tune in to see a television first! Check your local listings.
July 13, 2010 By clay | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)

Check out Eyesview Media’s latest experiment REMEMBER THAT ?!?! - a green screen web series concept created for minimal cost. With a Green Screen, Lights and a HD Camera we were able to create a product that looks punchy and professional. This is a great example of how you can create entertaining web media for your website or blog. Granted not everyone has the time to add in graphic effects but by setting up and keying out a green screen you can take your audience anywhere and add some variety to your videos. Stay tuned on our YOUTUBE CHANNEL for future episodes of the show and if you want us to Remember something from your past email us at studio@eyesviewmedia.com
CHECK OUT THIS GREAT VIDEO ON GREEN SCREEN BELOW BY INDIE MOGUL
July 12, 2010 By Tom | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)

This Week’s Feature is another oldie – circa 2000-ish: QUITTING
This was a short film I made back in the day that focused on an issue that at the time was pressing for me – QUITTING SMOKING. Although I didn’t actually quite smoking until 2002, this film was my expression of the battle I endured on a day to day basis. With all my friends smoking like chimneys – my efforts were constantly halted by my weak will and the constant cigarette presence. So with my Sony 8mm and friends RYAN BARRY and JUSTIN NACKOUL – I set out to create this crazy short film. Also this film was one of the very first films I ever cut together with the help of friend ERIC WOLFINGER. After finishing this film I was bit by the editing bug and have loved it ever since. Hope you enjoy this out of control short and if you smoke – stop – it’s gross and makes your breath and clothes stink.:)
July 12, 2010 By Tom | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)

Trend #9: Online Video
Advice: Invest
If a picture paints a thousand words, how many words does a 30-second online video paint? Countless buying emotions and memorable brand moments are possible with video. Until recently, spreading your message with video was limited to the television screen. In 2010, watch for video to become more accessible to small businesses through online outlets. Online video is interactive, memorable, widely accessible and highly shareable. There’s also a lot of investment happening around video, which is sure to create even more low-cost opportunities for small businesses to participate in video promotions in 2010.
Check out the full article here:
http://www.entrepreneur.com/marketing/onlinemarketing/article204480.html
July 8, 2010 By Katharine M. | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)

Well it’s been a blast posting all our Titor Webisodes here on EYEBLOG for the past year, but we are moving on up with the Titor Series and turning it into a full blown Documentary. So kicking off production of WHERE IS JOHN TITOR? – we decided to create a site dedicated to fans, followers and supporters. Thanks to all the followers who have posted on the videos here and welcome to all the new-comers. The next few months should be busy for the team – with interviews to arrange, traveling, compiling footage and the numerous hours of post production afterwords! STAY TUNED and follow us even further down this strange rabbit hole.
CHECK OUT THE SITE - WHERE IS JOHN TITOR.COM
June 16, 2010 By Tom | Posted in Blog | Comments (0)


So this was a small segment from our first interview we arranged for our documentary WHERE IS JOHN TITOR? We tracked down the actor that played John Titor in the supposed TITOR film that was made a few years back but was never released due to unknown reasons – weird right? His name is MICHEAL HARTSON. A super nice guy who happened to be in Orlando for business. We were able to schedule an interview with him and ask a few questions about his experience working on the film as well as with the “John Titor Foundation” – who in all likely hood produced the film independently. This marks our first Video Blog during production on the documentary – stay tuned as we post more videos we continue on with making the film!
May 26, 2010 By clay | Posted in Blog, John Titor | Comments (0)




