26 April 2012
Seeing an IMAX film is an experience like none other, with a screen so large it feels like you’re moving along with the movie. But how do they do it? 35mm film is the type of film found in movie theaters around the world, while IMAX film is twice the size at 70mm, offering [...]
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19 April 2012
Rental Video Equipment Flycam 5000 (Steadicam, Glidecam alternative) rentals @ $30 per day. Hold cameras between 4 to 8lbs. Perfect for DSLRs to get smooth wedding videos shots, music videos, movies and short films. Contact 416-850-7976 for more information, or email on right hand side. Rental Details: Includes Flycam 5000 Weights arm brace Costs before [...]
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19 April 2012
A steadicam is a mounted video camera that allows for the taking of unshaken andmore stable footage without using complicated dollies or tracks. It prevents the unavoidable hand shakes from even the most talented camera operators during fast-paced shots or filming that requires a fluid movement on the part of the camera operator. Essentially, it’s [...]
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10 April 2012
All film projectors work in essentially the same way: still images on a strip of film are projected quickly onto a screen, which makes the pictures appear to move. A projector has two reels, a feed reel and a take-up real. The film starts out on the feed reel, and as it is “fed” [...]
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23 March 2012
December 10, 2011, Azure Production had the opportunity to have their work shown internationally. Sanirang, a rock climbing school based out of Seoul, South Korea helped sponsor the Reel Rock Tour. Azure Production created a 2 minute spot for Sanirang. For 2 minutes it showed cased Sanirang’s specialties; climbing school, guided tours and creating a tight community of [...]
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13 March 2012
8mm film arose during the depression when a cheaper film was needed to create home movies. The new 8mm film was the same as the original 16mm film, but with more perforations along each side. Only half the strip was used at one time, and when one half was complete the strip would be [...]
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