Last month RedEye Post visited Rhed Pixel Communications for a 3-day open house and educational workshop focusing on different trends in the digital production sphere. Rhed Pixel is a post production and training facility located in Falls Church, VA. The first half of day one started off with a seminar on social media trends and how […]
You may be thinking: What is a podcast and why do I care about them? Well, a podcast is an audio or video file downloadable to a mobile device (originally, the iPod, from which it gets its name) to be listened to or watched at a later time. In iTunes, you can set them up to […]
Summer blockbusters are made to be BIG. With the recent releases of Jurassic World and Mad Max: Fury Road, it’s plain to see that some directors and producers have their preferences when it comes to visual effects being BIG. In Jurassic World, we see hundreds of CGI dinosaurs everywhere. People interact with them, we see them […]
RedEye arrived to Georgetown University thrilled to finish shooting the final scenes of a project we started earlier that day. Everyone was tired and drained from working hard all morning. Working fast and efficient is “our” motto! Being able to work with “Center for Children and Families” was an honor. We had interviews on top of […]
[vimeo https://vimeo.com/80012624] Howdy, fellow Videoholics. Want to know what’s going on in studio lately? Our team at RedEye has been busy with daily and long-term projects. Several of them have recently wrapped up. We sent our intern out to follow us around. They found us hard at work with, what else, a video camera. We ALL […]
On my third day at work with RedEye, Laura says we are going to shoot interviews which will be used in a special tribute for Friends of Cancer Research founder Ellen Sigal. This is a very good opportunity for me to see what is going on in the real world. In addition I have been […]
National Kids to Parks Day – May 18, 2013 RedEye was pleased to play a role in this years National Park Trust’s, National Kids to Parks Day. Really it is a national day of get outside and stomp around your local parks! Because let’s face it we all spend too much time inside face down […]
At this year’s Sundance Film Festival, which took place in Park City Utah last week, 10% of the screened films were all funded through Kickstarter. And according to The Creators Project, some of them have also been picked up for distribution. This is great news for independent film makers and creative ideas for two reasons,
To FCX* or not to X. That is the question. I have been asked to sit on a (WIFV) Women and Film and Video Panel to discuss the implications of FCX* on the professional marketplace. Let me give you a little background about me and RedEye and our chronicle with various Edit Controllers.
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