Archive for category Producing
Short Script Wanted
Posted by Bryce Randle in Producing on April 16, 2010
This is from a friend:
I need a short script (2-4 pg.) ASAP that a high school class could do together. The locations would have to be easily accessible to high school students and preferably set in a high school so that we could do it during class. This was a last second idea that the students really liked and I think it will work…kind of. The script could be emailed to chris.d.andrews@gmail.com.
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The Old Spice Commercial
Posted by Bryce Randle in Blogging, Commercial, Post Production Workflow, Producing on March 16, 2010
I love this ad. I rewatch it on the DVR as often as possible before someone asks me to turn LOST back on.
Scott Simmons over at the Edit Blog posted a link to a video on how they did the video. I thought it was worth linking to. Real posts coming again soon. Just got back in town from vacation so will be posting some tutorials, thoughts and work in the next couple of days.
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SKY TV: Cole’s Latest Spot
Posted by Bryce Randle in Blogging, Producing on December 15, 2009
One of our favorite directors to work with, Cole Webley, recently finished a spot for Sky TV. Take a look at the piece here and please leave a comment for his team. They do great work and remember that this is an industry site, so keep your comments professional.
Sky TV: Let the news speak for itself
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Making a Music Cue Sheet
Posted by Bryce in Post Production Workflow, Producing on November 25, 2009
As an editor, you may or may not deal with a music cue sheet. Usually your music supervisor will help you out with this, but on lower budget shows where you may use stock music or tracks from an online music library, you have no one to turn to. Take a look at this music cue sheet from ASCAP. You can download the excel file model they have and use it on your own productions.
You can also find the link here: http://www.ascap.com/musicbiz/cue%5Fsheet%5Fcorner/
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Post Fifth Pictures Equipment Database
Posted by Bryce Randle in Blogging, Producing on November 19, 2009
We are creating a database for gear rental for ourselves and for our associates. Please enter your information if you have gear or if you know someone who does, please pass it on.
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Stereo 3D in Sony Vegas
Posted by sethestrada in Blogging, Motion Graphics, Post Production Workflow, Producing on November 17, 2009
To view the tutorial with pictures, download the PDF.
So, where to begin? Well, you begin by shooting the footage perfectly in the first place. The old saying, ‘An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure’ applies perfectly here. But if you haven’t shot it perfectly, Make3D has plenty of widgets to help you adjust it until it looks perfect for your final output, and Sony Vegas Pro has all the horsepower to make things run smoothly while you edit and composite simultaneously! Be sure to have installed the latest version of Vegas Pro Non-Linear Editing software from Sony Creative Software, and then download and install the latest version of Medtron Make3D, made exclusively for Sony Vegas Pro.
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Join the Freelance Roster
Posted by Bryce Randle in Producing on November 12, 2009
Are you a freelancer in the film/design/media industry? Please fill out this form so that Post Fifth Pictures can contact you about contracted work through our company. We’re expanding and looking to find the best individuals to work with throughout the country (Canada too, actually).
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HockeyPlayer.com: Brian Engblom
Posted by Bryce Randle in Documentary, Film | Video Editing, Producing on October 5, 2009
In January of 2009, we flew Brian Engblom, Versus Hockey Studio Analyst and winner of 3 Stanley Cups with the Montreal Canadians, to Salt Lake City to be interviewed for our presentation of 50 Hockey Tips.
Brian Engblom is well known in the hockey community for sporting one of the best mullets in the world of hockey. However, Brian cut his hair before the start of the 2008 season. It was a shock to many so we decided to ask Brian about it at the end of his interview.
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Luc Robitaille & 50 Ways to Score More Goals
Posted by Bryce in Documentary, Producing on September 21, 2009
50 Ways To Score More Goals is available for purchase at HockeyPlayer.com and coming soon to national retailers.
Last year in July we had to opportunity to interview a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame, the great Luc Robitaille. Luc is featured in “50 Ways to Score More Goals” a project that Post Fifth Pictures produced for Hockey Player Magazine, LLC.
Shot on location in Park City, Utah, Luc shares some of his greatest tips and memories on how he became a star in the NHL.
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