Join us in Denver on September 10th for the much anticipated World Premiere of Level 1 Productions 11th film – Eye Trip.
When:
Friday, September 10th, 2010
Where:
Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom – map
Doors:
8:00 pm
Egadz:
8:45 pm
Eye Trip:
9:30 pm
After Party:
11:00 pm
Tickets:
Buy $12 Tickets ($15 at the door)
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Advice to the smaller shop owners in this tough economic climate?
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Just had an amazing marketing conversation with Jeremy keefer and this list just popped through my inbox — it definitely puts an exclamation point on the conversation we just had.
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Level 1 Refresh Intro Segment from Level 1 on Vimeo.
The intro segment for Level 1’s 2009 release, Refresh!
About Refresh:10 years deep and still not satisfied –
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Attention filmmakers — Soak this in.
Saturday, July 24th could be a very big day for you.
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Another great example on how the power of the internets keeps content alive. This could quite possibly be my new favorite commercial.
Posted in 2007 for LA Animal Services – Director Jane File (seejanedirect.com) absolutely kills it with this one. Simply Genius.
Now I want a dog :)
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Sony has a new camera on the block. Available in September for around $2000 the Sony NEX-VG10 is the world’s first interchangeable lens HD consumer camcorder. Good find Mr. Berman.
make.believe – blog
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A little long – but the concept is there and this is unique with some flavor.
Nice find Feldman.
FStoppers
Good points are made in this article by Engadget. The writing is a little childish — but it ends with a banger.
If more companies would stop overthinking things and start having fun, we’re pretty confident that we’d see more innovation, more discovery and less waiting for the next big thing.
So true.
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Let kids be creative … surprising things happen. Specific use of SmoothCam is what peaks my interest here. You’ll have to wait for it, but it shows creative power when edited to some melodic black metal.
Recently reading the May issue of Larry Jordan’s usually very informative newsletter… I rallied through a couple in depth articles regarding Apple pulling the strings on Final Cut Pro and how false those rumors could be.
1. Larry’s Blog
2. CNET Update
3. Philip Hodgetts
For most people consuming my random postings and writings – this will mean nothing. [...]
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A good example of pushing the limits of both skiing and camera technology. You will see Tom Wallisch in Level 1 Productions new film Eye Candy due out in September.
A couple years ago Dave Morin and I were openly talking about the inane direction of freestyle skiing and where it was going. We joked about creating a ski movie production company with a name that defined the craziest thing we could ever imagine seeing a skier do… and so, Flying Helicopters Under People [...]
“oh the street drift video. here goes.
Idea was simple. Shut down a windy road that lots of car people know about and drift it. It’s been done before so the best way to stand out was to do it on the first take. That right there sounds like a project I would want to be [...]
