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I found this picture (with a great quote) over at FilmmakingIQ and felt a need to re-share it with everyone. Life is like a camera.. Just focus on what's important and capture the good times, develop from the negatives and if things don't work out, just take another shot. - Unknown

The holiday season is getting closer and for many, that means extra time to watch moves.  There are probably numerous films on your “to watch list”, but why not use this time to also revisit some good old classics? So on that occasion I have gathered a list of some cinematography candy, searching the internets for

Det nærmer seg jul og i år som så mange år før, vil det nok ligge mange flotte digitalkameraer under juletreet. Men det er ikke alle som vet hvilket kamera de skal kjøpe til seg eller «familien». Derfor har jeg tenk å gi deg noen fine råd til hva du skal se etter og fokusere

I'm working on a new Logo/Mascot for my Tottenham-fan page, and I was wondering if you would be so kind and give me some feedback of the design. It's inspired by the Club badge, the cockerel logo. But I'm trying to keep it significantly different for copyright reasons. Since the 1901 FA Cup final the

Ryan Koo over at NoFilmSchool made me aware of the great and moving short film by Pietro Malegori, 'Birthday'. The filmmaker him self, describes the film like this: When we lose someone, a part of us dies. The other part hardly comes back. A man and a woman, once parents are mourning the death of their son.

Ok, it's far out of my reality, but one should be allowed to dream. The other day, Sony announced it's F5 & F55 4K cameras, plus an update for the F65. And once again, a camera popped up on my ever growing gear wish list. It is almost daunting to see how fast the technology and the market is changing  and in some ways,

Marc Levoy's Photography course @ Stanford University, is now freely available on the Stanford website. Everything from PowerPoint presentations and lectures to animations that explain some photography theory, and various photo-related tasks, can all be found on their website. Marc Levoy, is a professor of Computer Science at Stanford, whom in the late seventies developed

Lonely Planet's team of travel experts, authors, commissioning editors and selected members of our travel community have been banging heads hard to find the answer. After months of ferocious, even feverish debate - and way, way too much coffee and cake - we've settled on our top 10 countries, top 10 cities, top 10 regions and best places to get

I went to a seminar today, about games in education and it made me think of the old Backpacker-series. Released as Backpacker 1, 2 and 3, where the first two games was developed by Tati Mixedia and Aniware AB and published by BMG Interactive Entertainment. Backpacker 3, where developed by Pan Vision AB, with two additional expansion packs.

So you have been thinking of quitting your day job and starting up as a freelancer? Beware of these 10 things that can sink your business before it sets sail, listed by Freelance switch: There’s quite a fetish for failure-as-fodder these days. Search “failure” on popular business sites like Forbes, Entrepreneur, or Inc, and you’ll get loads of articles on how

Evan Luzi, who runs a fantastically practical site about being a top-notch camera assistant called The Black and Blue, has put together a total of 20 pocket guides for basically every major filmmaking camera in use right now — from the Canon 7D all the way to the RED EPIC and Arri Alexa. This is what Evan had to say about the guides:

Tom Guilmette has been working in sports television for over a decade. He's seen standard definition turn to high definition and technology improve to help live remote broadcasts bring the action from the field into your living room. He has had the honor of using cutting-edge equipment working all over America. Recently, he was hired to