Check out "Day Under Fire"
Nov. 27th 2007 10pm EST on National Geographic Channel
Most footage was shot on VIPER (2nd Unit shot with CineAlta). I worked as AC. If you have any questions, I will be happy to answer.
Thanks.
Day Under Fire
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Michael Palm
, Nov 23 2007 07:56 AM
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Posted 23 November 2007 - 07:56 AM
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Posted 23 November 2007 - 08:59 AM
Tell us about the workflow - HDCAM-SR, Venom, etc?
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Posted 24 November 2007 - 01:06 PM
The workflow is very unique. You may find this interesting:
From my knowledge Richard Welnowski owns the Viper and his mobile setup. The camera is connected to his Ford Explorer!
The mobile setup is equipped with dual HD monitors, one for viewing content and the other for controlling DVS Clipster. Clipster is the software he uses to log and capture all the footage, which is ran on his super computer. I forget exactly how many TB he has on his harddrive. But it takes a lot of space to hold all the footage.
We recorded at 1080p uncompressed and 4:2:2 for editing.
From my knowledge Richard Welnowski owns the Viper and his mobile setup. The camera is connected to his Ford Explorer!
The mobile setup is equipped with dual HD monitors, one for viewing content and the other for controlling DVS Clipster. Clipster is the software he uses to log and capture all the footage, which is ran on his super computer. I forget exactly how many TB he has on his harddrive. But it takes a lot of space to hold all the footage.
We recorded at 1080p uncompressed and 4:2:2 for editing.
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Posted 25 November 2007 - 11:24 AM
Well, that bit's easy. I have that bit in the broom cupboard here (again... full HD uncompressed recorder hanging around... anyone who wants it for a while, call me...).
What's tough is backing it all up onto tape/whatever. Do you know what they did?
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What's tough is backing it all up onto tape/whatever. Do you know what they did?
Phil
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Posted 25 November 2007 - 02:53 PM
Well, that bit's easy. I have that bit in the broom cupboard here (again... full HD uncompressed recorder hanging around... anyone who wants it for a while, call me...).
What's tough is backing it all up onto tape/whatever. Do you know what they did?
Phil
Backed up onto portable HardDrives from the computer. We backed everything up over night. We also recorded to tape as well on the third episode shoot.
Edited by Michael Palm, 25 November 2007 - 02:53 PM.
