Video Footage from The OC

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Lance Brown on 2003/11/26:

  „Video Footage from The OC I put together a little 4-minute video of clips I've taken with my digital camera. It's a still-image camera, but it captures little clips of silent video also. I posted a link to a bunch of those a while back .“

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DV Video Editing

  „Video clips are stored on the computer hard drive, normally at full resolution (DV runs at 3.6 MB/sec, so 1 hour of DV takes up 13 GB disk space). Video is edited with NLE programs such as Adobe Premiere, Ulead MediaStudio Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro, or others. The finished video program is written back to a DV camera or deck using the firewire cable again, or transcoded to other formats (eg.“

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theSSN - - - ARCHIVES

  „I don't want no scrubs Posted 2/25/2001 - 23:49 by coreyThe girl that wrote this short piece says "I believe once a girl falls for a skater boy she will always go for them." I will have to give women a little more credit - most girls I know have one experience "dating" a skater, in the process learning a valuable lesson about these scrubs (it is amazing how much knowledge one can score from a TLC song). Then they often move on the more sensitive artsy type guys who are nicer to them. more>> “

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Stanley Kubrick

  „He killed us all off to the tune of "We'll Meet Again" in Strangelove; he reprised "Singin' in the Rain" at the close of Clockwork, leaving us to imagine the cured Alex loose in the streets, kicking his heels (among other things) in a cracked mirror image of Gene Kelly; he left us with two shots of Jack Torrance in The Shining -- one mortal, frozen in the snow, one immortal in a roaring-'20s photograph, with period music to match; the soldiers in Full Metal Jacket marched out singing the "Mickey Mouse" theme song, which faded into the Stones' "Paint It Black" -- as good a summing-up of Kubrick's philosophy as any. Then, of course, the baffling final reel of 2001, destined to be debated long after Kubrick and the rest of us are dust. In a Kubrickian circular motion, then, we return to Kubrick's own ending -- the master falls after completing his last work.“

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