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| Storage Buyer's Guide - Creating a Media Storage Systemby Teresa Echazabal  An effective and efficient media storage system to store your data is crucial for today's video editors. As video editors, we are aware of the importance of storage for our media, in particular a media storage system for our video files. Possibly the number one hard drive chosen by professional video editors is the RAID hard drive. RAID, which stands for Redundant Array of Independent Disks, is a unique type of hard drive that provides "redundancy." This means that it duplicates critical parts of your hard drive thereby increasing its dependability and functionality. If your hard drive should fail for some...Continue JVC GC-PX10 Hybrid Still/Video Camcoderby Mark Holder  If you're looking for one camera that shoots it all, including high-speed video and stills, then be sure to check out JVC's GC-PX10 hybrid. For some time now, the lines have been steadily blurring between traditional camcorders and still cameras. Over time, the quality of each has improved, but each camera was designed primarily for one function while also having the ability to do the other. Somewhere ahead, however, lay the promise of the true...Continue. More New Product Reviews10 Tips for Great Interviewsby Earl Chessher  Following basic interview techniques and tips and knowing when and how to use them keeps your project moving forward. This story offers 10 video interview techniques that will arm you well, helping disarm your interviewees by keeping them comfortable and confident. There are many interview approaches and styles: Are you looking for a hardcore journalistic approach or something less intense? Will you casually guide interviewees or follow a defined path? Video interview techniques will vary depending on project intent and focus and interviewee personalities. Whatever your intent, it's important...Continue Still No Apple MacPro Update Should Make Video Pros Nervousby Mike Wilhelm  When Final Cut Pro was revealed, video professionals were unhappy. Personally, while I loved previous Final Cut Pro releases, If FCP went away, I could get over it pretty quickly. Editors still have the powerhouse that is Avid, and I'm learning to like Adobe Premiere (admittedly, that's mainly because of it's integration with After Effects). The problem is, with the future of the MacPro in question, it's looking increasingly likely that...Continue More Videomaker Blog Posts |
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