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Al Tompkins’ “Aim for the Heart” Sponsors b-roll.net AWARDS
I’m excited to announce that Poynter Institute faculty member (and frequent contributor to b-roll.net) Al Tompkins is sponsoring the b-roll.net AWARDS. With his help, we’re keeping our free video contest running strong. Thanks, Al… Now everyone else go buy his book! _________________________________ Order NOW, Aim for the Heart 2nd Edition Read More →
How to Enter a Video in the b-roll.net AWARDS
These instructions assume you’ve already uploaded your clip. If you need help uploading your clip, check out these tips. Uploading your video to b-roll.net TV is only half the fun. After your beautiful clip is in our system, we want to make sure it’s entered into the correct category. When Read More →
Merry Christmas from b-roll.net
Thanks for all the support of b-rollers this year. Hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas season. Hope Santa treats you well…
Read More →b-roll.net AWARDS Coming Soon
Two weeks remain in this fair year of 2010. I, for one, am looking forward to entering into 2011. Not just for the clean slate that a new year brings – but because January 1 starts up the 2011 b-roll.net AWARDS. We’ll have a detailed schedule in the coming days, Read More →
Vimeo 101 Teaches Basic Filmmaking Skills
VIMEO VIDEO SCHOOL LAUNCHES AS A FREE, FUN AND EASY WAY TO HELP PEOPLE MAKE BETTER VIDEOS Over 800 Lessons, Tips, and Tutorials are Available for the Beginner or Advanced Video Maker NEW YORK, Dec. 16, 2010 – Online video sharing site Vimeo®, an operating business of IAC [NASDAQ: IACI], Read More →
Tompkins Asks about Hollywood Defining Journalist Ethics
From: RTNDA Al Tompkins of The Poynter Institute looks into the code of ethics from RTNDA and NPPA after questions surface about the authenticity of scenes in Oscar front-runner “Waiting for ‘Superman.’” “The film is supposedly the true story of how our education system is failing our children. The film Read More →
Cine Technica Looks at Panasonic’s AG-AF100
Andy Shipsides, over at Cine Technica recently got to play with the new Panasonic AG-AF100. This camera uses a 4/3″ image pickup for better low light and depth of field performance. At the same time, it accepts a wide variety of high-performance lenses. From my perspective, this looks like the Read More →