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mocha for Final Cut Pro

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mocha for Final Cut is a stand alone 2D tracking tool designed for the Final Cut community. It is packed with features that help editors and VFX artists tackle more complex jobs and enable them to finish projects within Final Cut. mocha for Final Cut enables you to obtain high quality tracks, even in situations where objects are moving out of frame, lack detail, motion blur and heavy grain. Tracking data is exported in XML format for use in Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express.

Here is a tutorial with mocha in action.

Here is a link to purchase.

 

Episode Series 5.2 Announced

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episode 5.2

Episode Series 5.2 adds
new features and extends integration

The newest version of Episode is now available as a free update.
This is an update for Episode, Episode Pro, Episode Engine, Episode Engine Pro and Episode Podcast video encoding software products.

Episode 5.2 highlights:

Adds support for pass-through of closed captioning
Adds support for pass-through of in-band VBI data
Enables easier creation of MXF XDCAM files compatible with Avid workflows, using pre-configured settings templates
Enables easier encoding for delivery to Grass Valley K2, Harris Nexio and Omneon Spectrum playout servers, using pre-configured settings templates
Improves support for transport stream and program stream import and export

Here is the link to download Episode 5.2.

Last Updated on Sunday, 21 June 2009 23:49
 

3-D Hallway in Motion

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Mark Spencer just released another great Motion tutorial on MacBreak.
It shows a very effective way to create a 3-D environment that you can navigate with a camera.

Here's the link.

 

Videoguys Guide to HD

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Every had questions about all of the flavors of High Definition?
The Videoguys have published a great article for understanding frame sizes, frame rates and even codecs.

Here's the link.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 June 2009 15:06
 

"Behind the Lines" Film Premiere

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"Behind the Lines: Fighting a Wildland Fire”

SANTA BARBARA, CA – Samy's Camera and Tidepool Pictures announced the world premiere of "Behind the Lines: Fighting a Wildland Fire" to benefit Jesusita Fire Victims through the United Way’s Jesusita Fire Long Term Recovery Fund.

            Saturday, June 6, 2009
            7:30pm – Live music by Dreamtime Continuum
            Sundown (approximately 8:15pm) – Outdoor film screening
            Samy’s Camera, 614 Chapala Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
            $5 suggested donation at the door

Filmmaker Jennie Reinish’s third feature documentary, “Behind the Lines” was filmed during the 2007-2008 California wildfire seasons.  The film gives audiences a glimpse at what goes into fighting a large-scale wildfire.  “Through interviews with the men and women behind the lines and facing the fire,” explained Reinish, “audiences will get a glimpse of the magnitude and effort put in by people from all over the United States to keep the a fire from reaching our communities and our homes.”

To kick off the event at 7:30pm, one of the victims who lost their homes in the Jesusita fire, singer/songwriter and healer Sudama Mark Kennedy, will perform original music with his band Dreamtime Continuum.  Their music features trance and dance, world instruments, and improvised rappings, nested in world music grooves.

Event attendees will have an opportunity to meet and thank local Firefighters, and a photographer will be on hand for those who would like to have their photos taken on a fire truck!  A raffle will be held to benefit the Jesusita Fire Fund.  Food at the event will be donated by Silvergreens restaurant.

“This is a great event for people to come out and support our local firefighters and our community,” said Reinish, “and learn just what goes on behind the scenes of a wildfire.”  Funds raised by donations at the door will benefit the United Way's Jesusita Fire Long Term Recovery Fund.  Funds raised by sales of DVDs of "Behind the Lines" will benefit the Steven J. Masto Memorial Scholarship Fund, which serves the children of local firefighters.

“This is an outdoor screening,” pointed out Reinish, “so attendees should dress for the weather, and bring a chair or blanket to sit on.”

For more information on the film, visit http://tinyurl.com/FireFilm.

For more information on the band, visit www.myspace.com/Sudama or www.sudama.com.

For more information on the benefiting fire funds, visit www.unitedwaysb.org/jesusitafire.htm

Last Updated on Thursday, 21 May 2009 02:20
 
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