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Blueblack Media needs a Motion Graphics Designer in Washington Metropolitan Area for 1-2 weeks, FT or 3 weeks, PT, starts ASAP. MOTION GRAPHICS DESIGNER needed IMMEDIATELY to execute stylish, artsy, hip, urban contemporary graphics for documentary slated for 2008 broadcast. At least 3-5 years of professional experience Continue reading Motion Graphics Designer With Style Needed ASAP in DC For Documentary  Convert this post to pdfDecided to add a few syndication feeds – This helps you, the loyal reader, as it puts a lot more information in front of your eyes, yet in a compact way. So, if you haven’t noticed it yet, have a look at our syndicated RSS feed from Craig’s List’s – this only deals . . . → Read More: Film & Video, Actor, and Crew Posted Jobs on Craig’s List If you missed out on the first half of this discussion, check out the Best Quicktime Codec For Web-Streaming? (Part 1) article, posted last week, where I talked about the best quicktime codec for webstreaming and compared MP4 to both H.264 and DiVX. You can export MP4 out of Quicktime Pro (or FCP, Compressor, Adobe Premiere, Avid, etc) – with usually the same results (unless I miss a setting). I don’t use the newer Sorenson or other codecs that aren’t a standard inside Quicktime 6 (see the first half of this post for more info there). The older sorenson codecs seem to be more widespread, but are not optimal. The newer stuff is more Continue reading Best Quicktime Codec For Web-Streaming? (Part 2) Convert this post to pdfThe Post-production process should start immediately after coming up with the story idea. By knowing the limitations of your post production, both pre-production and production will be a lot smoother. Once you come up with the idea, you need to bring it down to a level where Continue reading Post-Production – When Does It Start? Convert this post to pdf |
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