digital cinema foundry was created for you, by you and about you to serve as a learning resource in the field of digital cinematography. Along with keeping up to date on the latest news and trends in the industry you will find tips and techniques from others like yourself as we feature their creative projects. Our only hope is that as you feel inspired and edified by information found here, that you too will share with others your creative projects and gain exposure in the community. To submit a video please click here.
All entries require an approval process and once approved we’ll be contacting you to facilitate getting a production write-up. We’d invite you to please be generous of the information you share in your write up.
Bryce Olson is a 15 year old up and comer. This is only his first serious attempt at filmmaking and he’s already showing promise. I was impressed by his attention to detail and showing visuals that support the story, (something that is often forgotten about). Rather than writing this young lad off, I’m sharing it with you so please “like” it or share feedback by commenting on his YouTube video!
Friend to digital cinema foundry Patrick Lawler and often featured on dcf has just completed his 2011 demo reel. There is a lot of power in a demo reel. Read on…
David Altrogge just sent us a link of his new short, The Interventionist. Rather than sending us a traditional write-up he sent us a video of him discussing the piece. We have featured David’s work in the past and are happy to share this with you as well. Enjoy his comments and the piece.
So I am quite a bit late on this but nonetheless “The Raven” has been experiencing great success on Vimeo, demonstrating what can be done on a micro budget $5K with the right talent and crew. Shot on RED and incorporating stunning visual effects, it’s short films like this that launches careers, think “District 9.” With behind the scenes video be sure to check it out. Read on…
So they’ve been posted for awhile now but you’d do well to follow the blog of Shane Hurlbut, ASC. He’s out there like no other Hollywood D.P. seeking to educate and lift the small and independent film community. It takes a tremendous amount of time and dedication to produce production notes as our contributors have learned, let alone to produce behind the scenes videos. So I hope that you enjoy these two videos and that you pay attention and learn something from one of the greats! More great production write-up to come Read on…
I haven’t really posted much of what I have been doing. I’ve pretty much been shooting weddings for the past few months with little time to pursue other “things”. However, I did take a detour for a few days and put together a profile for my buddy Brody Dezember. It’s a short “about” film for Brody to play for his clients “in-studio” and possibly show at wedding shows. Read on…
We are pleased to bring you the short “Son of a Don” written and directed by Jamie Winterstern, USC film student. We had previously featured the trailer and now we’re bringing you the full short. With an exceptional story, characters and high production value you might just think you were watching a “hollywood” feature film, if it weren’t of course of it being a short film Read on…
Stargate Studios a California based visual effects house is charged with performing a camera tests from time to time for companies like Sony, Canon and Arri. Their latest test is with the new ARRI Alexa camera, testing low light capability, dynamic range and visual effects integration. They were too busy working on a pilot to provide us a write-up on their results but we have included a “behind the scenes” video of their shoot. Read on…
In the spirit of what we try to bring you here at digital cinema foundry, namely behind the scenes production write-ups. Shane Hurlbut, ASC has put together a behind the scenes video, viewable here and write-up on his blog. Read on…
So are you in the mood for an all-encompasing write up? So am I, and here it is. We are very fortunate to have this exclusive write up from the Chapter 3 winning film of The Story Beyond The Still competition. Read on…
We are pleased to bring you finalist entry “Another Key Tomorrow” by Austrian born Mike Kobal now living in NYC. Mike is a professional photographer turned filmmaker, exploiting the new HDSLR technology and inspiring others along the way. Mike was so kind to share with us his behind the scenes production write-up. Read on…
From Shane Hurlbut, ASC, comes this short “The Last 3 Minutes” showcasing the 5D with the new 24p firmware. Sponsored by Canon and produced by Hurlbut Visuals and Bandito Brothers, Shane has posted an excellent production write-up over on his blog. Read on…
With the conclusion of chapter 3 contest of Canon and Vimeo’s Story “Beyond the Still” contest, we’re once again featuring behind the scenes production write-ups from the finalists and winning entry. We’re pleased to bring you the finalist entry of Chapter 3: Good an Evil by writer and director Eric Won. Read on…