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Just binged through the 13 episodes yesterday. What a fantastic show.

This is one of the movies I'm most looking forward to this year. I was invited to the early screening back in May, but I decided to wait and see it in it's full formed glory. I've heard about some of the technical stuff they've done to accomplish some of the shots and it sounds insane. Things...

Wow.

Where I live movies are 12 bucks, so its been working for me, but yeah, if movies were only $7 I would also say "screw this". It's definitely not perfect, and it does require some pre-planning, and the no 3D thing does kinda suck (though they've said they want to fix that, but it's been the...

I recently signed up for a thing calledMovie Pass.Basically it's a monthly or yearly subscription service to go to as many movies you want to in the theater. It's about $32 a month, so you have to go to at least 3-4 (depends of where you live) movies a month to make it worth it. Some friends...

Some shots with flour.

Sure. Why not.

I think it's definitely closer, but it still seems like your camera is a bit tilted on it's y axis, which is why there is more space between lines in the top half of that photo, but that is only when you really pay a lot of attention to it. are you doing it handheld or using a tripod? And does...

Rain-x is the secret sauce. Cover the piece of glass with it, that way you'll get all the bubbles instead of just water.You'll also find yourself needing quite a bit of light so you can close your aperture and get some detail in the background.

Inspired by aphotothat was posted on FoH a long time ago (and I think it was recently posted on the FSR thread), I decided to try and imitate it, and then do some setups of my own.

Ah! The symmetry is close! But you can tell your lines go higher on the left side than on the right, so one can tell that you are not perfectly centered. I do like it though.

Damn this thread kicking me in my nostalgia balls. I plugged my snes yesterday and started my 6th play-through of FF VI

If it would have been two movies instead of three we would have seen Evangeline Lily and Legolas in the first movie I believe. Legolas is the son of Tharanduil (the elvenking of Mirkwood who showed up at the beginning of the movie.) So my guess is we'll see Legolas in Mirkwood.

This is inaccurate. The Red Epic camera, the one used for this movie, can actually shoot at 5k resolution at 96fps. The movie was actually shot at 5k Resolution at 48fps. The intention was to finish the movie at 4k, (having that extra resolution really helps you in post-production for reframing...

There was a fire nearby. Scuba diving in Tahiti

This is a short review I shared with some cinematographer colleagues abut the whole HFR debate going on. Spoiling for length. and here is part of the review I've been working on. It contains minor spoilers and it's not finished, but I just haven't found the time to do so. In the...

I don't know if it's a good version, but amazon hasthis dealgoing on today.

Chicago

You are correct, and if someone is doing a projection of 48fps 2D, it's not what the director or even the studio intended, that would be the theater trying to rip you off

iPics are awesome. Another alternative if you are in the southern California area are theCinepolis Luxury Cinemas

Actually your eyes will adapt to motion. On average they say tat if we were to compare it, the eye sees as if a camera was shooting 60 fps. That is one of the reasons some people will say they like the look of 24 fps. Because our brain knows its not real, or what we are seeing is "another world...

I'd say don't wait for a reaction. Give yourself a chance to make your own opinion if you are really interested. The good thing this time around is that Peter Jackson and the studio were smart about this. Sure, they filmed everything at 48fps, which is making some people shout with hatred...

Nope. What Braveheart did was using different shutter angles (or shutter speed). Usually during the battles they would use a faster shutter speed to make the movement feel more frantic. Saving Private Ryan is a great example of this as they use this technique in most of the movie. There's a...

Here are a few more from New York.

Nope hahah. I just noticed it. Freudian slip I guess? I'm not doing too hot with this thread, first I mispell the title now this. Sigh...

Thanks. Yes I took that one back in January. I'll add some more pictures from that trip later on. Lol.

We probably have a few photographers around here, or there might be some photos you have taken that you are proud of.

Pre-Production for the movie had already begun beforeOsamawas killed. The script was a very Zodiac-like movie about the hunt of Osama Bin Laden, but then news broke about Seal 6, so they adapted that into the story. It was very good timing for them. Edit: Freudian slip.

I dabble a little in the film industry due to my job, and I have a few friends and know a few people who are in high places of the industry. As long as they don't make me sign a a non-disclosure agreement, I can bring some juicy details about stuff coming out every once in a while.

I made up this drink back in the days when I used to bartend. Girls loved it. MilkyWay Martini. 1oz Vanilla Vodka 1oz Chocolate Godiva liquor 1/2 oz Caramel Baileys Decorate the glass with Chocolate syrup and Caramel. Garnish it with a Strawberry and/or a mini MilkyWay. Another...

A few sources tell me that we will know who will direct before the end of the year. David Fincher is the name that has been thrown around lately, and I don't think it's too far fetched. These past year he has been working with Disney to get a remake of 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea made, so who...

No they don't. Like Faiona mentioned above, a lot of the story for The Hobbit movies comes from the Appendices at the end of The Return of the King. There's a very thorough timeline of the events that happened during that time, so we are going to get to see that on the movie (such as where would...

Been getting good reviews all around. I really enjoyed Hurt Locker, so I'm gonna go see this. EDIT: F*CK I misspelled the title

Title: Zero Dark Thirty Tagline: The Greatest Manhunt in History Genre: Thriller, Drama, History Director: Kathryn Bigelow Cast: Jessica Chastain, Jason Clarke, Mark Strong, Joel Edgerton, Chris Pratt, Kyle Chandler, Edgar Ramírez, Mark Duplass, Scott Adkins, Jennifer Ehle, Ricky...

Title: Zero Dark Thirty (2012) Tagline: The Greatest Manhunt in History Genre: Thriller, Drama, History Director: Kathryn Bigelow Cast: Jessica Chastain, Jason Clarke, Mark Strong, Joel Edgerton, Chris Pratt, Kyle Chandler, Edgar Ramírez, Mark Duplass, Scott Adkins, Jennifer Ehle...

The timeline of the events is fascinating to me. Day 1 to Day 4: More netz is created - People call out Tyen and Trexx on their shit they said about Rav - Massive Exodus, More Netz blossoms - Tyen and Trex stop posting for a few days - More netz established as our new home. Day 5: More netz...

Agreed.