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What Makes a Good Commercial?
A recent article in the Financial Post had some interesting insights from Tony Chapman, chief executive of Toronto ad agency Capital C, about effective advertising. Good advertising should have a clear call to action, Chapman states. Being clever for the … Continue reading
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Tagged commercial, effective advertising, emerging trends 2011, post production
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When to DSLR it
At Studio Post, it has become more and more common for us to see video arrive by way of a DSLR camera. While primarily designed for still use, models such as the Canon 5D Mark II and 7D and Nikon’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Canon 5D, Cinematographers, DSLR, Nikon D7000, Rolling Shutter
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How Final Cut forgot the Pros
The recent release of Final Cut Pro X from Apple has sent ripples of revolt throughout the Post Production Community. The magnitude of which is usually associated with tsunamis, third world rebellions and, well, Microsoft releases. Reaction has ranged from … Continue reading
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Tagged Editing, Editors, Final Cut Pro, George Costanza, post production
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