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Topic: Joe's Training Video
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Colin Wiseley
Expert Film Handler
Posts: 123
From: Blacksburg, VA
Registered: Dec 1999
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posted 05-29-2000 06:52 PM
I just downloaded and took a look at Joe's training video - Great Job!. I've learned a lot and can't wait to try it all out. Put some oil on a hard starting xenon, what a great idea  PS - How did you do those cool CGI effects? ------------------
Colin Wiseley
Lyric Theatre
Blacksburg, VA
www.thelyric.com
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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today
Posts: 12859
From: Denver, Colorado
Registered: May 99
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posted 05-29-2000 11:53 PM
I'm glad everybody enjoys it (so far)! I am always looking for suggestions for a new version.I filmed it with a Canon XL1 DV video camera. The data was transferred to my computer (a Mac G3 - I have since moved up to a G4). It was edited with EditDV. The special effects were done with Painter 4.0.3 for the Mac, as well as Ray Dream Studio 5 (also for the Mac). It was then exported back to tape. Then over a year later I transferred the finished video to my Mac G4, encoded it into MPEG using Xing MPEG Encoder for Windows (via Virtual PC on the Mac) and that's the file you now have. Yes, it is that old. Can't wait to do an update! I also did the graphics for this site (the "Film-Tech Forums" logo you see at the top of each page and the "This Blows", "It'll Do" and "Good as Gold" logos) using Ray Dream Studio 5 for the Mac.
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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today
Posts: 12859
From: Denver, Colorado
Registered: May 99
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posted 05-30-2000 02:11 AM
It is also important to note that I made this video long before I met Brad Miller and was introduced to FilmGuard, which is why it is not featured in the video. Also, this is the original version, I did not add any sound effects or anything else to it. I'll do all that when I make the "sequel".For those looking for the file to download CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD IT. Note it is 24.5 MEGS in MPEG format.
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Tim Reed
Better Projection Pays
Posts: 5246
From: Northampton, PA
Registered: Sep 1999
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posted 05-30-2000 09:21 AM
Absolutely hilarious, Joe! Good timing, too... very sharp! I loved the bit about running the show manually, HAHAHAHA! That was priceless. So, who was everyone? That would be my only suggestion, to add some credits.How do I upload my videos? I have some fantastic Ray Dream animation of an exploded intermittent movement in operation, for a drive-in video I was doing. ------------------
Better Projection Pays!
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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today
Posts: 12859
From: Denver, Colorado
Registered: May 99
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posted 05-30-2000 06:07 PM
I usually don't add credits to things this short, because it doesn't seem that they would fit in with the material, but here goes:The main guy who introduces the video, gets his finger cut in the splicer, gets blown up by a xenon bulb (twice), and the narrator is some moron named Joe Redifer (me). The other guy who pulls out the ring and gets zapped by static is Tom Barnes, who used to be a projectionist when this was made, but is now the manager of his very own movie theater. Mr 70mm is Jeff Skallan, who has been the head projectionist at Mann Bowles Crossing 12 since the day it opened. He is still there holding his finger on the film when his rollers fall off to this day. The majority of this was filmed at Mann's Bowles Crossing 12 in Littleton, Colorado. 2 scenes were filmed at Mann's Chinese 16 in Aurora, CO.
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