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Adrian Miskelly's Blog
Adrian Miskelly has been a visual communications design specialist for 19 years with a specific focus on Motion Graphics. He has worked in all forms of media and content generation from Broadcast Design through to New Media and Event Design. http://www.plugcreative.co.uk
Latest post: Secret squirrel preferences... that old chestnut!
Well I can honestly say I've had some of the most difficult few weeks to date with my hardware and software. You know those days when everything seems to have a bug in it and you know its the start of a long and drawn out process trying to find the source of your problems. It usually happens when you install something new and the whole house of cards comes crashing down… but mind you not immediately. It usually happens two or three days after you've installed something, a delayed response to your idiocy of wanting the latest and greatest thing to make your life that much easier and faster.
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Matt Davis's Blog
Life, shooting Corporate Events with an EX1 and FCP. Find more at http://mattdavis.wordpress.com
Latest post: The Cambrian exposion of videography
A long time ago, nature fetched a really strong cup of morning coffee and decided things needed a little shaking up on the evolution front, and life on earth went through a period of experimentation. It left behind an interesting and sometimes confusing fossil record that left many biologists overwhelmed and sighing ‘Oh no, not another freakin' Phylum'. Were these legs or internal organs? Which way up was this creature? How did that thing actually move?
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Rick Young's Blog
Rick Young has worked in television and video production since the late 1980’s and is a committed Mac fanatic, using Apple technology for all his professional post-production work. Rick's introduction to Apple was with a Lisa before the Mac even existed, and since then has worked on Macs exclusively. He considers himself lucky to be able to get paid for what he loves to do - shoot and edit.
Latest post: Get out of the way
Worked on a major major shoot over the last week. 4 days of action which involved a world champion motorcyclist, jumping over cars, skidding and speeding from location to location, plus many extreme situations which involved riding (literally) over fire engines, roof tops, up and down steps, ladders and even a small plane.
