Having experienced the positive impact HD capture has had on their company, Jeremy Richter wants to be one of the first to utilize the ultra high-def Red One camera.
Emerzian’s “Spatulatta.com,” a cooking show for kids, lost to the Culinary Institute of America, “Living on the
Filmmaker Gaylon Emerzian had her “moment” of feeling like a Hollywood
Seeing a future in mini-features for new media outlets, Screen Door Films’ “The Swing,” its first feature in a 30-minute time frame and shot in HD, will premiere Feb. 17
Zacuto is aggressively starting off the new year with an irresistible offer of a 50% discount on the first rental for new customers.
“We want
While big studios routinely sell their clips to stock footage houses, the deal between Getty Images and Grooters Productions of Holland, Michigan is considered to be the largest sale of
MARK EGMON decided to step down as president of AICP’s Midwest chapter after an intense six years of service “to focus more intensely” on his growing branded entertainment company,
Most Chicagoans think of Michigan cities that curl around Lake Michigan as summer destinations, unaware perhaps that Holland is home to one of the biggest production companies in the
MARK EGMON decided to step down as president of AICP’s Midwest chapter after an intense six years of service “to focus more intensely” on his growing branded entertainment company,
The Midwest Audio Visual Expo?the first totally local showcase in about a decade?takes place Sept. 8-10 at North Park University.
The Expo’s purpose, said producer Man Sung
Despite the record heat, a record crowd of about 230 forward-thinking filmmakers showed up promptly at six when the doors opened atTuesday’s Midwest
Angle Park’s Martin Baumgaertner has set out on one of the biggest and most ambitious projects of the many he’s produced for the Field Museum?14 different videos for the museum’s
“CHEF AL FRESCO” is the title of a pilot created by Pixel Brothers’ partners Andrew Ryann, Michael Torchia and David Moravec.
In the pilot, Shawn
CHICAGO HD, the editing and post house co-owned by editor Steve Panning and engineer Gary Chang, has moved into 5,500-sq. ft. of new space at 1 E. Erie St, in
The original speed filmmaking contest, the 48 Hour Film Project in July offers Chicago filmmakers the chance to compete for slots in two national competitions: the 48 Hour Film Project
FOR A MAJOR CHEVROLET SHOOT Schumacher Camera brought in the new handheld Arri235 camera at the behest of director/DP Dana Christiansen, shooting for Plum Productions of L.A.
For the eighth year, Blue Sky Video’s Bruce Himmelblau donned his golf cap, picked up his camera and headed out to the Deerpath golf course where he’d have a short
Media Process Group’s Bob Hercules is working with political consultant David Axelrod to develop a long-form documentary on Mayor Richard J. Daley.
The new doc will
Everyone knows the unparalleled on-court antics of the Harlem Globetrotters, but few today are aware of the team’s pivotal role in shattering basketball’s color barrier and transforming the sport in
Edward T. McDougal is embarking on the biggest production of his twenty-year career. His new Civil War drama “Dog Jack,” featuring battle reenactments with hundreds of extras, shoots in Illinois
NEW LOBBYING FIRM FOR IPA. The Illinois Production Alliance has hired The Illinois Governmental Consulting Group to convince the Illinois legislature to extend the wage tax credit bill to
