Capture Cinematic Aerial Images with Brook Aitken

Filming everything from Academy Award-Winning Documentaries, National Spots, Network TV, Ad Agency Videos, and Music Videos. On set with a 60-person crew, X-Games, dodging bullets and jumping out of Black Hawks, or on the side of a mountain in Patagonia, there is simply no substitute for experience.   How did you get into being a...

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Multi-Cam Shooting: Technical Decisions Critical to Your Production: Time-code Syncing, Creating a Consistent Look, and Using a Good Monitor by Carl Filoreto

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, December 2007. Multi-Cam Shooting: Technical Decisions Critical to Your Production: Time-code Syncing, Creating a Consistent Look, and Using a Good Monitor by... ...
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Dressing the Hordes in a Moment’s Notice: Working On the Set of “A Man Called Horse II” and “Rambo III”

by Richard La Motte I used to work with a friend and fellow costumer named Robert Labansat. Bob taught me a lot of things. His... ...
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