The Split S

Posted by Jason on December 9th, 2009


An interview with Charles Woodbury Wallace, B-17 pilot in WWII. Filmed at the Wings of Freedom event held September 19th, 2009 in Beverly, MA.

See it on Vimeo.

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Boat Festival Alternate Grade

Posted by Jason on September 7th, 2009


I wasn’t super happy about how I color graded the Boat Festival video. So I thought I’d take another stab at it. Afterwards I was curious to see just how much I had deviated from the first grade — quite a bit it, it turned out. You can see a side-by-side comparison below. Some shots will jump out at you more than others.

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Antique Boat Festival

Posted by Jason on September 3rd, 2009


A video snapshot from an antique boat show here in Salem, MA. Shot with DVX100a at 24pa, with a 1/48 shutter, using polarizing and UV filters. Audio captured with a super cardioid shotgun microphone. Edited and graded in Final Cut Studio 2. See the rest of the series here.

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The Witches Cup

Posted by Jason on August 17th, 2009


The Witches Cup is a yearly bicycle race around the Salem Common. It’s made up of several events that attract racers from around the globe, including current and former olympians. I thought it might be fun to film this year’s race.

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Hitchcock

Posted by Jason on August 15th, 2009


Hitchcock [iTunes, $19.99] is an iPhone app for creating storyboards.

What’s most interesting to me about Hitchcock is how it’s meant to be used. I can’t think of any other iPhone app whose purpose is to get serious work done. It’s not something you use to jot down a few notes or use to browse incoming information. It’s a workstation, and it requires thought, planning and — most importantly — time to use effectively. That’s not something you see too much of on the iPhone.

Cinemek have put together a fifteen minute demonstration of Hitchcock’s functions. It’s clear that this was designed as a software solution, not just part of one. I believe that’s a major shift in intent for iPhone application programming — especially for the currently anemic filmmaking market.

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