This Is Paris was my very first film and my latest was MAYDAY Tugs of War, which is about the tugmen of WWII and most of them were from East Yorkshire.
Archive for April, 2009
April 25th, 2009
Filmmakers Moving Into High Def
Two more On Location TAC shooters, Dale Johnson and John Holod, are moving into HD production with their next travel film shows. They join pioneers Robin and Rosetta who were the first HD explorers.
Posted in On Location 
Tags: Baja California, Barbados, Black Sea, California Missions, Canon, Copper Canyon, Final Cut Pro, Gray Whales, Hungary, Istanbul., Majorca, Mexico, Montana, Netherlands, Portugal, Rocky Mountains, Sony, Texas, Wales 
1 Comment »April 24th, 2009
Former Windoes Chief Houghton Dead
Cecil Houghton, an historical—if somewhat controversial—personality at Windoes Travelogues, Inc., of Grand Rapids, died April 2 after a brief illness. He was 89.
April 23rd, 2009
Will 3D Help Travel Films Box Office?
3D cameras and projectors are on the Travel Adventure Cinema horizon, but will they help our flagging audience attendance when they arrive?
Posted in Features Tags: 3D Cameras, 3D Projector, BluRay Disc, DepthQ Projector, Final Cut Pro, high definition, NAB, Panasonic, RealD Comments OffApril 5th, 2009
The Filming of An Unlikely Weapon
Photographer Eddie Adams took this iconic photo in Vietnam. It took only 1/500th of a second to get the shot, but a lifetime to forget it, as Filmmaker Susan Morgan Cooper relates in her documentary on Eddie’s life, An Unlikely Weapon.
Posted in Features Tags: Associated Press, documentaries, film scores, International Documentary Assn., Life Magazine, Pulitzer Prize., Susan Morgan Cooper, Vietnam Comments Off
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