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- George Lucas, Gene Youngblood and Expanded Cinemaby SteveI ran across this video a few years ago and found it very prescient of the landscape of today’s media technology . I forgot about it until I heard Gene Youngblood died. He and George talk about how hard it is to get into “Hollywood” and that technology will allow everybody to make films, with… Read more: George Lucas, Gene Youngblood and Expanded Cinema
- Revisiting Gordon Parksby SteveRecently TCM played two of the Gordon Parks films, Shaft (1971) and The Super Cops (1974). Both held up very well and you could see many creative influences they had on other early 70’s movies like Dog Day Afternoon and French Connection. Among his other talents he also wrote songs and poetry. Like Stanley Kubrick… Read more: Revisiting Gordon Parks
- The 30th anniversary of Jim Henson and Muppet*Vision 3Dby SteveToday is the 30th anniversary of the death of Jim Henson. I was working on Muppetvision 3D at Imagineering when he died. I was so excited that Disney was buying the Muppets. I think that Jim Henson was another Walt Disney
- Here We Go Again: The Digital Cinema Revolution Beginsby SteveHappy Birthday to George Lucas! As we know George was a big proponent of the use of digital technology in cinema. When I worked at Sony in the 1990’s, we were on the cutting edge of using digital cameras for cinematography.
RIP Marty Kroft.
Best example of how to produce memorable and mind blowing children’s content for television on shoestring budgets.
The late 20th century Saturday Morning eras of tv was a gift.
Introducing the Moog
1969 / BBC - Tomorrow's World
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Pen Point Percussion
1951 / Canada / Norman McLaren
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McLaren demonstrates his hand-drawn sound and image technique, as featured in Dots (1940)
Pen Point Percussion
1951 / Canada / Norman McLaren
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McLaren demonstrates his hand-drawn sound and image technique, as featured in Dots (1940)
Ep404: Rediscovering Steely Dan's Lost Song - | The Vinyl Guide podcast | Interviews for Record Collectors & Music Fans ... See MoreSee Less

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After an accidental erasure in 1979, the song "The Second Arrangement" took on mythic status for fans of Steely Dan. Now a near-complete version has turned up on a worktape belonging to engineer Roger Nichols and we speak to Cimcie Nichols, Roger's daughter, about this incredible rediscove- Likes: 1
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Acclaimed motion picture cinematographer Owen Roizman, known for his award-worthy work with such directors as Sydney Pollack, Harold Becke...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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In the Hollywood 3D community, Lipton is known for developing the ZScreen electro-optical modulator — a tool used in digital 3D projection — through his company, StereoGraphics.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
I ran across this video a few years ago and found it very prescient of the landscape of today's media technology . I forgot about it until I heard Gene Youngblood died. He and George talk about how hard it is to get into "Hollywood" and that technology will allow everybody to make films, with both the good and bad results of that happening now on YouTube and other social media....
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I ran across this video a few years ago and found it very prescient of the landscape of today’s media technology . I forgot about it until I heard Gene Youngblood died. He and George talk abo…0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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