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Valentin Farkasch

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  1. First off I have no experience with chromebooks but I'm looking for an affordable option to do onsite data transfer.

    Essentially an alternative to a MacBook Air.

     

    Now Red Cine or DaVinci are not gonna run on it but has anybody used it to get files from a card to a drive and if so are there any DIT tools / software for DIT use?

     

    any feedback much appreciated

  2. I was just recently working on an exterior (union) shoot where we had some rain and powered 2 12K HMIs and a 1.2 HMI all conections where uncovered lying on the floor and I asked the best boy about it - he said it is all fine other than that he wasn't very talkative but I'm now very curios about how much rain can an HMI stand as well as the connections and the generator?

    I'd be very grateful for more informations on the subject to help me keep my sets safe.

  3. I will start a production soon where we have a lot of exterior shots combined with green screen.

    Yet I feel comfortable in a studio location and green screen I haven't had to deal with it in a day exterior setup

    So if you have good advice or a general approach I'd be very interested in that.

  4. beside scarlett there are big sensor video cameras coming i am pretty sure with in the next year ... not sure about canon but sony and panasonic definitely go for it

     

    SONY NEX-VG10

     

    http://pro-av.panasonic.net/en/af100/index.html

     

    so right now a lot of things change - thats why i really hold up from buying anything right now and rather rent it...

    i know at least 5 people that bought a 5D this year - then it comes down to what lenses and other accessories...

     

    so answering this question is very hard right now - you just have to decide if it is wort for you ... but also if you want to sell a HVX200 do sooner than later i think to get at least some money

  5. one thing to think about is that americans are not very used to see dubbed movies on the other hand germans are so it is less awkward for germans if it is not exactly lip sync.

     

    however i think the most important is what you and the actors are most comfortable with - because if you have a great actor but he has to think more about his language than his acting then you loose performance.

     

    the last german movies that were well received were all just with subtitles as far as i know

    das leben der anderen

    der untergang

    das weise band

  6. only thing is that it runs only on 18mbits/s

     

    while the 7d has 48mbit/s i think (correct me if i am wrong)

     

    in the end all that counts is how the picture looks like

     

    here a test/promotion i found - i personally am not a big fan of how the skin turns out but i have the same problem with some canon footage ...

     

  7. hi

    if you want to do this course do it in NY and nowhere else!

    that is where NYFA is best plus i know from the last batch some people inscribed for LA but they couldnt get enough people there so 3 or 4 students where send to NY to do the program there.

     

    I can say from my own experience it is a good program and you learn a lot - depending on your experience level.

    if you have any questions in particular just shoot me a mail - im happy to help.

  8. I guess it depends what you want to do....

    and if you only talk about the US

     

    Chicago has a quite active community from what I heard and Toronto I guess

     

    but there is also a lot of work all over south america and of course bollywood

    but for US NY and LA are def. good calls for everything.

  9. Hey Karl, do you mind disclosing which one? I'm looking for the best place to see "Inception."

     

    i just did a lil google search and it seems that the

     

    AMC Loews Lincoln Square 12

    is th eonly REAL Imax in NY

    could find anything about the Union square theater ... would be awesome if it is because it would be more convinient

  10. hi as it is my first post i introduce myself.

     

    I am a current student at NYFA Cinematography program before that i worked 4 years in TV as camera operator and had an professional training in photography.

    Also i had my first short screened in Cannes this year

     

    In 2 months from now i graduate and I would like to get some advice from NY professionals.

     

    As a non US citizen i need to decide if i want to stay here or if i rather go back to my Home country Austria.

    Beside all the paperwork it is simply a question if I can get jobs here that would satisfy my need to gain more practical training,

    get contacts to industry professionals and earn some good money.

     

    Of course the plan is to be a DP but unless i get lucky with a couple of Indy features i know i need to do some ground work.

     

    I am experienced on big and small sets and always get very good feedback and recommendations from my work.

    Beside being the DP I prefer gaffing and the light/electric Department.

     

    I hope you can give me some advice or tips i can use to advance my career.

    if you are interested you can see some of my work at

    www.twentyonemedia.com

     

    Most of it is not recent but still it is my work

    Thank you in advance

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