01|01|2004

Coming Up Roses

By Bob Fisher

The film was produced on approximately a $2 million budget in 35 days on Prince Edward Island on the east coast of Canada. Miller and Kuras were committed to shooting in real-time continuity, essential because...  »
01|01|2004

Behind the Orange Curtain

By Bryant Frazer

Location shoots take place every week, and the show has its own library of scene-setting stock footage from helicopters. But 80 percent of each episode is photographed on a soundstage, estimates associate...  »
01|01|2004

Starting Cold In Bucharest

By Bryant Frazer

"I was going into it thinking,‘I’m editing a big film, in an ex-Soviet bloc country, with a system that hasn’t been tested at this level before,’" Murch recalls. "You know?‘OK, here I...  »
01|01|2004

Shooting and Painting the Civil War

By David Heuring

This prompted the first discussions of treating the scenes in a digital intermediate process. Eventually, the filmmakers processed the entire film using a DI at Framestore CFC in London. It was Seale’s first...  »
01|01|2004

A Screening Room Where Editors Cut Till the Last Minute

By Alison Johns

There’s no question that the Broadway Screening Room in midtown Manhattan is one of the most comfortable places to see a screening. It’s also now one of the most accommodating for editors. That’s because...  »
09|01|2003

CBS’s Joan of Arcadia Visions and Revisions Happen in HD

By Bryant Frazer

At Modern VideoFilm, summer has never gone by so quickly. One of the busiest pilot seasons in memory meant highly compressed production schedules and brutal deadline pressure. Thanks to Modern’s four-year...  »
08|01|2003

The DP/Colorist Connection

By Bob Fisher

"Let’s see what it looks like if we make this scene a little warmer," John Schwartzman, ASC, says to senior digital colorist Stephen Nakamura. If Nakamura were a timer at a film lab, Schwartzman...  »

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