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GoPro: Pushing Boundaries With Oracle Team USA

Sep 7, 2013

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Reading Time: < 1 minuteI was disappointed by the way this video was cut. You don’t really see what’s going on. It’s just a jumble of shots.

Prangins Air Show

Aug 17, 2013

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in editing, short film, Video

Reading Time: < 1 minutePrangins teaser from Richard Azia on Vimeo. I went to the Prangins Fly in today and filmed a Super Puma an Extra 330 SC, the Breitling DC3 Dakota and one or two more aircraft. Edit coming shortly.

Sony Professional: NAB 2013 – Introducing the new PMW-400 camcorder

Apr 12, 2013

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richard

in cameras, editing, tech related, Video

Reading Time: < 1 minuteSony Professional: NAB 2013 – Introducing the new PMW-400 camcorder from Sony Professional Europe on Vimeo. Two minutes in to this video there is a demonstration of the wireless options available with the PMW range of cameras. While filming you have remote monitoring. You can also send the data to your…

Vericorder and mobile video editing on the iphone

Jun 16, 2010

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in editing, mobile, reviews, Video

Reading Time: < 1 minuteWaiting for the iPhone4 to come out in the hope to do mobile video editing is not necessary. Vericorder have come out with an app for that. The app is a simple to use video, recording and voice over recording app that allows for video editing and distribution to be possible…

The Tricaster – Videoforum

Feb 5, 2008

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in editing, London, videoforum

Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe Tricaster is a Multimedia portable switcher. In other words it’s an OB van in a box. It’s a vision mixing deck on the light. They range from having two sources to six depending on your needs. Rather than have racks and racks of expensive gear to lug around for low…

How Using a Laptop for Client Led Video Editing Work Helps The Environment (Blog Action Day)

Oct 15, 2007

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in editing, tech related, work

Reading Time: < 1 minuteWhen I started video editing it required a powerful desktop computer and moving it around was hard. Now I’m working on a laptop. This is great for the environment and here’s why. When the equipment you are using is portable it means that you can edit from the client’s offices rather…

People appreciate video of an event for the second time

Oct 8, 2007

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richard

in editing, facebook, London, social networking, video archive

Reading Time: < 1 minuteA few months ago I filmed the Silent Disco in Paddington station, one of London’s main train stations. As a result of the coverage of the event many people were happy to see it. With the footage I have recently filmed of the events that took place on the 6th of…

Podcamp UK Day 1

Sep 1, 2007

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in editing, Post-university life, social networking

Reading Time: < 1 minuteToday has been an informative day where there have been many conferences to participate in. The morning saw the introduction of the event whilst later on a great discussion took place about social networking and I’ve got the footage to give you an idea of the direction the conference was taking.…

On the challenge of being brief.

Aug 27, 2007

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in editing, observation, Post-university life, tech related

Reading Time: 2 minutesBack in 2000 I arrived in the South West of England as an 18 year old who was used to watching 24 minute documentaries on a range of subjects and I wanted to do the same thing. For the course I was doing when I was told that I had to do…

David Pogue’s Style

Aug 3, 2007

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in editing, observation, tech related

Reading Time: 2 minutesToo many video podcasts are badly produced and that is why David Pogue’s most recent episode was enjoyable to watch. He has a distinctive style. Whilst most video podcasters are content simply using a fixed camera at a desk he takes the time to create entertaining demonstrations of how the tech he…

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