Rough cut: The Machine Room's Simon Briggs says facilities must bite the HD bullet

Article Abstract:

High definition cameras are being used by many film production companies, but each producer is using a different variety of HD film. The industry as a whole has been confused about which equipment to invest in, and reticent to buy into anything too early, but the move to high definition marches onward.

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Crews take aim at novice producers

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The methods of hiring a movie producer based on experience and their impact on the crews is discussed.The ways to keep the crew happy are presented, as professional crews like to be told what they are supposed to do, but not how to do it.

Executive changes & profiles, Personnel administration, Officials and employees, Recruiting, Filmmakers, Movie producers (Persons), Industry hiring

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Multiple birth: Richard Dean reports on why multi-camera OB shoots are going HD

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Many motion picture production companies are filming in high definition in order to prepare for the future of television. High-definition cameras are quite expensive, but save money on film processing.

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