Millimeter January 2005
By Michael Goldman
If you are ever lucky enough to find yourself in Martin Scorsese's private screening room discussing the history of color feature film processes, he will no doubt school you on such movies as Follow Thru, an obscure 1930 film about golf that illustrates the limitations of the early Technicolor two-strip, dye-transfer process by showing golf courses with blue grass. He might also show you clips from other two-strip films...
By Cynthia Wisehart
As we went to press, I received a poignant and eye-opening firsthand account of the Asian tsunamis from a crew person who works itinerantly on IMAX and...
By D. W. Leitner
Every once in a while, it's useful to stop and take a look at the gear that comes our way each year. Here's one take on some of the most interesting new gear to turn up over the past year....
By Steve Wystrach
Will Rogers might just as easily have been talking about archival footage (as opposed to oceanfront real estate) when he said there was only so much of...
By Ellen Wolff
Watching a yellow submarine descend into an ocean of speckled diamond tuna and crayola pony fish, you know this is no ordinary water world. It's a dive...
By Darroch Greer
Two directors are finally getting their first feature films released, but not in the formats they originally intended. I went to film school I shot in...
By Beck Finley
A selection of the hottest agency work submitted monthly to Millimeter...
By S. D. Katz
At NAB 2004, Apple's Motion press conference was a rock concert, and the best demo at the show. Journalists packed into a room to watch what seemed to...
By John DiMaggio, Nice Shoes
It's no secret that film and television production and postproduction are undergoing great changes. The latest digital capture technologies HD and data-resolution...
By Dan Ochiva
They're Back and Better...
By Dan Ochiva
Get the Scene Right...
By Dan Ochiva
Lower-cost scanner for ingest....
By Dan Ochiva
Scratch for DI ...
By Dan Ochiva
HDTV extenders...
By Dan Ochiva
Bigger, faster storage...
By Dan Ochiva
Natural Motion...
By Dan Ochiva
Better Mac Animation...
By D. W. Leitner
The decade-old, grassroots MiniDV do-it-yourself movement called “Microcinema” — a ragtag group of inspired individualists who substitute resourcefulness and the simple joys...
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