Very close to the end of preparing this issue of Creative COW Magazine, we were delighted to add Debra Kaufman to the Creative COW team, as our new Associate Editor. After over 20 years as the most respected freelance writer in the industry, she has joined us full time, and we're truly honored. More prudent magazine builders would have waited for the next full cycle before getting underway -- but what fun would that be? Instead, with a week to go before our deadline, we added not one but two stories by Debra to this issue, both of which are featured on the cover.
Tim Wilson, Editor-in-Chief/Associate Publisher of Creative COW Magazine breathes "In the Air" of revolution and change with, "If the future you thought was out there someday is actually here today, what's really ahead in your future?"
Debra Kaufman addresses The Battle Over Spectrum: NAB and the FCC -- In a battle over long-held broadcast frequencies, sides are drawn.
Adventures in the Z-Plane -- Angela Wilson Gyetvan shares her considerable 3D expertise
The 4K Restoration of Martin Scorsese's "Taxi Driver": A talk with the team behind this historic film's 4K restoration
Charting Your Camera With today's incredibly powerful and feature rich cameras, there is a lot more to setting up your camera than just white balancing
OK Go: This Too Shall Pass -- A four minute single unbroken shoot makes an incredible video
3D Post: A Business in Progress -- Over half of George Bellias's business is already 3D. Here's why...
The Story of Bessie: Creative COW's 10th Birthday: Tim Wilson recalls the ups and downs behind the COW's success
People of an Interconnected World -- Virtual communities have become much more than virtual
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Broadcasting | There's Something in the Air
In this 25th Issue of Creative COW Magazine, we've done something that we've never done before, which is to feature individual stories, rather than draw attention to an overall theme. We still have a theme, of course, so please allow Tim Wilson to introduce this issue by its official name: In the Air. We thought about calling it "On the Air," just in time for NAB, but we're doing more than just talk about broadcast. This issue is a look at, not just the changes that are coming to our industry, but also the changes that are already here. Your future may well have shown up already.
Editorial 05/11/2011
Author: Tim Wilson |
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Business & Marketing | The Battle over Spectrum
In this article from the 25th Issue of Creative COW Magazine, Debra Kaufman addresses The Battle Over Spectrum: NAB and the FCC -- In a battle over long-held broadcast frequencies, sides are drawn.
Feature 05/11/2011
Author: Debra Kaufman |
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Stereoscopic 3D | Adventures in the Z Plane
An industry leader, Angela Wilson Gyetvan, sets up shop to tell the truth about stereoscopic production, with a reminder to go where the visionaries are going.
Feature 05/11/2011
Author: Angela Wilson Gyetvan |
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Cinematography | Restoring Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver in Sony 4K Digital Cinema
As a landmark in American film history celebrates 35 years, Sony Pictures Entertainment leads a cutting-edge 4K restoration for Blu-ray and limited theatrical re-release. Debra Kaufman joins the COW team with an exclusive in-depth article describing the restoration of Taxi Driver in Sony 4K Digital Cinema for its 35th anniversary.
Feature, Project 05/11/2011
Author: Debra Kaufman |
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Cinematography | Charting Your Camera
One of the industry's most respected specialists offers some tips on how to use camera calibration charts and vectorscopes to make your camera images the best they can be.
Feature 05/11/2011
Author: Gary Adcock |
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Live & Stage Events | OK Go: This Too Shall Pass
Capturing an unbroken 4-minute take of a Rube Goldberg machine occupying two floors of a 10,000 sq. ft. warehouse, while dodging flying hazards and hoping that the machine actually runs its course, might sound hard. Here's the story of just how hard it was.
Feature 05/11/2011
Author: Mic Waugh |
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Letters to the COW Team | People of an interconnected world
Creative COW is truly a worldwide body of interconnected people that reaches around the globe. What can any of us say except that our thoughts, hopes and prayers are with the Japanese people.
Editorial 05/11/2011
Author: Ron Lindeboom |
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