When I was the director of communications for Lausanne II in Manila, we didn’t have any problems with wireless internet connections or with broadband connections for instant delivery of video. No, widespread use of the Internet was merely a gleam in Al Gore’s mind back then. But today, at Cape Town 2010, many people and…
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I’m overseeing a large project that has several producers working on individual segments. This process is incredibly rewarding, giving me the opportunity to work with very creative friends that I rarely get the chance to interact with. It’s also been a great learning opportunity. I’ve discovered new ways of organizing and managing creative people and…
My right shoulder has been proud to hold a wide array of cameras — first were the CP-16, Eclair ACL2 and Arri-BL film cameras, then the RCA TK-76 and Ike HL-79. Finally came the death of 3/4″ and a long series of better and better Sony Betacams. Then digibeta cameras and various DVCPro configurations. Now…
Not long ago I blogged about Twitter [click here to read it] and wasn’t really all that complementary. But what a power peer pressure is! Some of my best friends are active twitters, or is it tweeters… check out what Michael “Holy Cow” Buckingham and Mark “Hardly Normal” Horvath are up to [ @holycowcreative and…
I have produced thousands of hours of live and live-to-tape television, and the majority of all problems have come from IFB (interruptible foldback- that ear piece allowing a mix-minus feed of audio) or the prompter (the screens that allow the speaker to read the script whilst looking out at the cameras). Last night at the…
I love technology, I’m not on the bloody edge of tech, but I’m usually an early adopter. That being said, what’s up with Twitter? I’m not sure if it’s cool or just weird. (But that didn’t keep me from signing up!) http://twitter.com/joesindorf I mean, I love Michael Buckingham, but I’m not sure I couldn’t live without…
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