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List of equipment:
Sony HDR-FX1 high definition camera
Canon MVI 150i standard definition camera
t.bone EM9600 gunshot microphone
Universal Halogen 20W headlight
Manfrotto ProB 55 tripod
Manfrotto 808RC4 3D-head
Manfrotto 701RC2 video head
Carena monopod
List of software:
Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 (Video editting and effects)
Cinema 4D (3D Animations and grafics)
Macromedia Flash (2D Animations and grafics)
Adobe Photoshop (Imaging)
Virtual Dub (Conversions, transcoding)
Cooledit (dance / music mixes, audio effects)
Sound Forge (Audio mastering, effects)
My sad attempt at creating an FAQ:
How long does it take to finish one of those videos?
Usually, a 2 hour video takes me 4 weeks to finish. However, depending on how life interferes, it can take much more or a little less time.
Where can I buy those DVDs?
Nowhere. I don't sell DVDs for two reasons: First of all, this is not meant to be a business and I don't want to spend what little time I have running a business, producing DVDs and mailing them out all the time. Also, I don't want to compete with the official convention DVDs.
You keep on using old divx codecs. Why?
I want to provide video clips everyone can watch without having to upgrade their system. In my experience, a slightly outdated divx codec is what works flawlessly on most systems. Of course, some people will always have problems watching the clips, but in my experience, this is a way to keep that number very low. Apparently, even Linux and Mac don't have a problem with these.
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