This, or some variation like “so when will it be done” is the most common question I get about “Outside In“. And it’s understandable – that’s what I wonder about as well with other film projects. But having just completed … Continue reading
“Still Life” selected for Carolina Filmmaker’s Showcase in Charlotte this Thursday “Still Life” is a short film that began as camera test for “Outside In” as it’s created entirely from still photographs of an actor i.e. a live-stop motion animation … Continue reading
I just got back from the Acer event and it went very well. I’m really sick of the footage from Outside In I showed – I’ve seen it way too many times. Until tonight, that is. I had never seen … Continue reading
There is only one community that I keep running into issues with in my efforts to bring “Outside In” to the screen. Ironically, it’s the community that stands to benefit most directly from “Outside In” being a success. It’s academic/scientific … Continue reading
“Building bridges is the most radical thing you could do right now”. This is what a filmmaker I know told me with great insight a couple of years back after I was relating my difficulty in raising money from organizations. … Continue reading
So, I just got a nice but cheap projector, the Panasonic AX-200U, for “Outside In”. It happens to be really cheap if you buy via Microsoft Live Cashback (cost me $800 shipped) and has a couple of great features for … Continue reading
A few months ago, I did a camera test for “Outside In” on creating motion from a DSLR still camera. The test turned out so well, I turned it into a short film “Still Life“. A 6 minute section of … Continue reading
It’s been a year of big news, but for me, this is the best yet. The good and smart people Fotokem have come on-board to output a couple of minutes of “Outside In” to IMAX 15/70 film to screen at … Continue reading
I first became aware of this technique a couple of years back when I was struggling to work with rings of Saturn. It does not work at all for my purposes as it does distort and create artifacts not present … Continue reading
A couple of weeks after participating for the 5th year in Greensboro’s 48 Hour Film Festival, I have to confess to very mixed feelings about the experience. I’ve always had some mixed feelings as I love the process of making … Continue reading
