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Burns Family Studio - NEW MOVIE
Info about the latest Burns Family Studios project to be released July 15th, 2011!
Entries from June 1, 2011 - June 30, 2011
Monday, June 20, 2011
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7:00AM
Alone Yet Not Alone - TEASER
Mission City Productions has released a teaser trailer from their upcoming film, Alone Yet Not Alone!
WATCH THE TRAILER HERE
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
8:10AM
"Captivated" Documentary
I am currently traveling around the country with Colin Gunn (Gunn Productions) and Phillip Telfer (Media Talk 101) working on their upcoming documentary, "Captivated."
SYNOPSIS:
Have you found yourself wandering in the digital wilderness and wondering if there's something more to life? Are you empathetic towards those around you who are struggling to break free?
Are you concerned about those who are numb and unaware that they are exchanging a truly satisfied life for vicarious living offered conveniently through today's entertainments?
Join author and speaker Phillip Telfer on a quest to find help for a media CAPTIVATED culture in this engaging and eye-opening documentary directed by Colin Gunn. Follow them as they expose this ongoing electronic love affair and its consequences. Discover why many people are starting to ask questions about electronic media and their growing concerns about the implications. Hear from media experts, church leaders, and former captives who have been set free.
MOVIE WEBSITE
Monday, June 6, 2011
8:00AM
Eleventh Hour
This is a new production by Submission Productions, LLC. The film is currently in pre-production, which may be surprising to see a promotional trailer of this magnitude and quality created at those early stages. This speaks of the extremely high quality that director Robert Cook is shooting for as the production moves forward.
Synopsis
ELEVENTH HOUR is the story of Rob Carson, a rogue FBI Agent stationed in Oklahoma City. Though Rob has a 'reputation' for doing his job, he lives on gut instincts that often run counter to agency policy—choosing paths other men avoid. During a botched arrest of Muslim drug dealers, his actions not only draw a racially charged smear campaign from the media, but set in motion events that may change the world. He is determined to redeem himself by capturing a potential terrorist cell, but keeps finding his path blocked by a Federal "Wall" and a system that is crippled by political correctness.
Meanwhile, behind Rob's professional bravado, a painful history hides in the shadows, poisoning his marriage and his attempts to relate to his daughter and father. His flawed efforts to reconcile with his past, and his unilateral decision to pursue the terrorists against the law, result in a downward spiral that circles toward disaster. Rob must find true redemption and choose to make the ultimate sacrifice — before the decision is made for him.
MOVIE TRAILER
The progress on Eleventh Hour can be followed on the official website or on Facebook.
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Friday, June 3, 2011
8:00AM
What to Look for in a Video-style Tripod
Scott and Rich discuss video style tripods (which are helpful for both Timelapse and DSLR video). Many traditional photography shooters are switching styles and trying them out too as they are easy to quickly recompose a shot then lock it down solid for HDR too. Learn about Miller tripods and what features matter (and which are overkill).
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
8:00AM
Marking Batteries and Cards
I ran across this clever tip and thought it might be helpful to a few others!
Do you have an efficient way of keeping track of which batteries or memory cards are fresh and ready to use? Flickr user Damon Hair uses Post-it Flags to tag charged batteries and formatted memory cards, letting him quickly swap out used ones when shooting without having to check them one at a time. For an even cheaper solution, you can try wrapping a small rubber band around them instead.
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