Millimeter October 2004
By Blair Jackson
Firefighters have always been respected and admired in this country, but especially since the cataclysmic events of Sept. 11, 2001, when so many lost their lives in the World Trade Center collapse. That disaster served as a sobering reminder of the bravery and heroism that are part of the firefighter's job. And more than just being anonymous service professionals, they are also members of a community...
By Cynthia Wisehart, Editorial Director
In alternate years, the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival holds a Digital Symposium that attracts about
200 delegates to three days of discussion on digital trends and technologies. For some attendees, who spend years at a time in the jungle ...
By S. D. Katz
Great training manuals are as rare as great software. Perhaps even rarer, since many of the best software products are cutting back on printed documentation. While including Help files built into the software is convenient, most developers don't go beyond explaining basic features and adding a few beginner tutorials. It's up to the users to find innovative training from third-party publishers....
By Ellen Wolff
Reality is only the most popular fantasy, says Richard Taylor, cinematics director for Electronic Arts' latest Lord of the Rings game, The Battle for...
By Michael Goldman
A new, one-hour documentary called Oil on Ice includes imagery from dozens of formats, ranging between Super 35mm and 3/4in. archival video. Steve Michelson,...
By Michael Goldman
The Hewlett-Packard spot Picture Book, directed by Francois Vogel, slickly transitions from shots and scenes using still photographs that come alive and...
By Michael Goldman
DreamWorks Animation was well into preproduction for Shark Tale long before anyone on the team saw Pixar/Disney's Finding Nemo. DreamWorks, therefore,...
By Kristinha M. Anding
Jonathan Caouette's Tarnation, an 88-minute autobiographical documentary detailing the filmmaker's experiences growing up in a troubled American family,...
By Beck Finley
A selection of the hottest agency work submitted monthly to Millimeter...
By Stephanie McInnes
The best of broadcast graphics...
By Dan Ochiva
Is Apple catching the broadcast bug? The Cupertino, Calif.-based company made its largest IBC appearance ever at the September show. Besides the company's...
By Dan Ochiva
Better Stereo...
By Dan Ochiva
Sanken COS-22...
By Dan Ochiva
Stereo to Go...
By Dan Ochiva
Acoustica Audio Converter Pro...
By Dan Ochiva
HDRI panoramas for 3D...
By Dan Ochiva
Better Film-outs...
By Dan Ochiva
Danish Pro Audio DPA 4071...
By Dan Ochiva
Remote Control Audio...
By Dan Ochiva
Find Your Assets...
By Dan Ochiva
Scooting around the set...
By Dan Ochiva
Realtime 4K Color Grading...
By Dan Ochiva
Audio and Video on the go...
By S. D. Katz
Maya 6 is evidence that the technology slump that began four years ago is ending. The latest software is one of the most comprehensive I've seen from...
By Sandep Rahi THINKCreative
As a creative director, my perspective in editing a project differs from that of an editor. I approach the editorial process with an eye on the project's...
By Darroch Greer
I really wanted a '70s movie, says Alexander Payne, director of Election and About Schmidt, about his latest film of men emotionally adrift in America,...
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