Critical Mass Productions, Oklahoma City's HD & SD Video Production and Post Production leader, now with the new RED ONE camera for 4K digital filming. We also offer closed captioning, video editing, acquisition, a great customer service.
Don stuck around in Tulsa to do some finishing work on the ESPN summer bowling series. This year it’s produced by David Bruner, and we cranked out shows: SEVEN 30-minute shows aired in a single day, back-to-back(!!), on ESPN with reruns hitting ESPN2 soon after. Whew! голова болит секс
We just heard that post-production has been completed on the Tony Roma’s shoot David did with the RED ONE (he was the DIT). A QuickTime movie is embedded above for your viewing pleasure.
Fresh on the heels of a (delayed) Form 10-Q filing, the Outdoor Channel started another round of layoffs at Winnercomm in Tulsa on Tuesday. Twelve staff members got the boot, including some long-time friends of CMP.
Looking at the 1st quarter numbers for ‘09 vs ‘08 (pre-Winnercomm purchase), we can estimate that Winner’s income for the period was $4.5 million but had expenses of roughly $92K higher than that, so this round of layoffs is not unexpected. In fact, it was rumored to be on-tap since October of last year.
If you hear of any production work, please consider contacting some of these recent re-entries to the job market.
Working with Impact’s Eric Newman, Don is editing interviews for each show and conforming an FCP offline edit via Automatic Duck for 720P and SD finish.
отец трахает дочь лесбиянки малолетки , an international restaurant chain with locations on 5 continents. Steve Jones of Digital DK out of Norman booked us on the shoot. He has been quick to see the advantages of this powerful new camera, and the word on the street is that the client absolutely loved being able to see the overcranked to 120 fps playback on set (in HD, no less!) rather than waiting for the film to process and transfer.
Now then, where are those ribs you promised me, guys?
David and I were back at the OKC FCPUGThe Projectionist full on Tuesday with another demo of the RED ONE. A few people had been to our February event, but most of the crowd was seeing and touching the camera for the first time. We handed out some coffee mug swag, and I even won one of the door prizes! Make sure to call us at 405-842-3343 to find out when the next public event is, or to book your own hands-on with this revolutionary new production tool. видео порно ужaсы просмотреть
Thursday, David and Jordan shot interviews with the five finalists for Tate Music Group’s Artist of the Year competition. Then Micah, Evan and David cut 2 minute artist profiles to be rolled into the live show. Friday, Don and Mark setup the 3-camera shoot while the finishing touches were happening with the profile videos. All our efforts culminated in a 90-minute live show streamed to over 800 viewers on the internet and to the live audience, complete with jib shots, roll-ins, etc.
Grand prize was $15,000 and a music video, which we’ll shoot sometime in Q2, and was awarded to Chandler, a great band
LinkedIn has recently added an “event” feature, so I tried it out for our Red One launch party. You can invite up to 50 of your contacts, and they of course offer a chance to advertise to the general public. I was seriously considering it, but for some reason you can’t limit the geography to any city in Oklahoma – they had no listing whatsoever. Strange. They do have Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston, Austin & San Antonio. Base price is $10 CPM ($25 minimum), with $3 additional for the geography targeting. Other targeting includes company size, job function, industry, seniority, gender and age. (Seniority will run you an extra $6)
Facebook, on the other hand, offered me no way to pay to promote, had no restrictions on # of invites, and even offered to let me upload email addresses of people I’m not already connected to. Plus, they have a place to add photos, videos, links, etc. It was a much nicer end-user experience, in my opinion. Click here to experience the Facebook version.
that Nielsen is not reporting the overnights for January 29th because “a sufficient number of households in the market are not capable of receiving digital TV signals.”
No word as to the long-term impact on OKC as a metered market.
We’re very pleased to announce the public debut of our new RED ONE camera with a hands-on event scheduled for Wednesday, February 18th, 2009 from 11a – 3p at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.
We’ll be demonstrating the workflow from acquisition to post and talking about the implications of shooting hi-rez digital images for HD or even SD delivery.
Jon Shryock is our lighting partner for the event. He’ll have a wide array of instruments lighting up the demo area, and might even bring a few other toys.
Here’s hoping this is a happy ending for our colleagues there – it’s been a rough year, with a round of layoffs that hit the editors hard. It is interesting that they did have to give up Skycam in the deal, which was perhaps the best hard asset they had available. No word yet about how the sale will impact the ad agency part of Winner, or how the integration will be handled.
Critical Mass Productions at 7701 N. Broadway Ext., Suite A-5 is Oklahoma City's HD & SD Video Production and Post Production leader.
We offer closed captioning, video editing,acquisition, and great customer service.