Millimeter March 2005
By Michael Goldman
Marvin Rush points with pride to twin Apple Cinema HD Display monitors ablaze with colorful imagery from a scene he's directing for an upcoming episode of Star Trek: Enterprise. Rush, a longtime Star Trek franchise veteran, has served as the show's DP since its inception four years ago. Today, however, he's directing an episode titled “Through the Mirror Darkly, Part 2” while his A camera operator, Doug Knapp, takes over his DP duties....
By Cynthia Wisehart
NAB started to look interesting at Sundance this year, in part because of Adobe's Dust to Glory desktop DI presentation. The intriguing pipeline, which...
By S. D. Katz
Here's a stunt that sums up desktop video in 2005. Blackmagic Design, the I/O card manufacturer that's setting the bar in price/performance, was looking...
By S. D. Katz, David Leitner, Dan Ochiva, and Bob Turner
Expect this NAB to be lively and bring some surprises. The show floor demonstrations will be driven by a steadily growing demand for HDTV, aided by a new generation of affordable HD production and post gear...
by Ellen Wolff
Gamers worldwide know the futuristic world of Warhammer, the popular fighting game from THQ/Relic Entertainment. For the new Warhammer 40,000: Dawn ...
By Michael Goldman
In a February Los Angeles Times column, writer Joel Stein referred to the Academy Scientific and Technical Awards event as a geek blast and managed to...
By Beck Finley
A selection of the hottest agency work submitted monthly to Millimeter....
By Beck Finley
The best of broadcast graphics. ...
by Dan Ochiva
How many times have we heard over the last couple of years that digital cinema was on the verge of busting out; that it would soon move beyond those first...
By Michael Goldman
The day after watching Brad Bird accept his Academy Award for making The Incredibles, Chris Wedge was extremely pleased, even though Bird's creative...
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