Posted by Tej on Aug 24, 2011 in Blog, Intel
Well that was quick, summer is almost over. Fall is around the corner, which means back to school, fall broadcast season starts, and of course the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. With such a hecktate schedule beginning now is a good time to take a closer look at security on your wordpress site. WordPress is a great tool for blogging or showing your work. It does not require you to be a webmaster to publish articles. But if you happen to be on on a self hosted...
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Posted by Tej on Aug 16, 2011 in Events, Featured
TIFF is fast approaching which means it’s time for annual TIFF Pub Night. Every year I team up with the Art of the Guillotine to host a fantastic Pub Night filled with plenty of prizes and giveaways. Every year with we have a wonderful turn out with actors, editors, producers, and directors from broadcast to film. These include the likes of CTV, MTV, Teletoon, Corus, Astral, Bell Media, Tattersall, and Technicolor. Be sure to come out and enjoy the evening, plus there are...
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Posted by Tej on Aug 16, 2011 in Intel
As the new fall school year fast approaches, many students have been asking me about which laptops within their price range would be great for post-production and film-making. There seems to be some confusion about weather it is better to get a faster laptop or more fully featured laptop. When working in film making and post-production actually both can be equally important. What do I mean by this? Well simply put If you purchase a slower PC, but features the faster USB...
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Posted by Tej on Aug 15, 2011 in Events, Featured
Tonight the Candian Cinema Editors is having a pub night, they have combined it with a great Q+A with editor Mike Lee C.C.E. (editor of “Flashpoint”, “ZOS: Zone of Separation”) and director Jeff Woolnough (“Bones”, “The Vampire Diaries”) will be on hand to screen scenes from the award-winning “Keep Your Head Up Kid, The Don Cherry Story” . They will be on hand to answer your burning questions, and best of all admittance is free. Come join us for some drinks and mental...
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Posted by Tej on Aug 2, 2011 in Intel
Shooting films in midday is not really a great idea. The harsh sunlight often blows subjects out or leaves your entire image looks flat, and uninteresting. However, often due to time constrains we have to shoot in midday sunlight, and here are some tips I have used to get the most of the situation. ISO Using the lowest possible setting with ISO is a very good idea. Basically ISO controls how sensitive your camera is to light. the higher the number such as 3200 the...
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I am a film maker and editor working with broadcast giants like Bell Globemedia, CTV, Rogers, MTV, and Much Music, as well as a variety of film production companies. I also have a widely known industry blog, called Tej’s Tech Blog written for the Art of the Guillotine. I am also a proud associate member of the Canadian Cinema Editors.
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