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Matt Sanderson

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Hello folks:

 

Ok, I've been reading through the posts before joining

and it seems as though there are a few crotchety types in the

mix.

 

Just so you know, don't you leap before you look, I have the

teeth of a crock, the hair on my back can only be described as

wild boar and when I decide to throw my weight around I can

really cause some damage. I'm uglier and scarier looking than

you can possibly imagine.

 

I'm a 220 pounder with lots of vertical leverage so bite your

tongues you meanies. :angry:

 

Have I operated a rig before, damn right I have. I'm buying a

new rig this year from http://www.kingswaycanada.com, this is our

official dealer in Toronto. With the Official guidance of Frank Rush

of Tiffen in New York. He's a pretty nice guy.

 

Am I full of BS? NO! But I can lie with the best of them when I want

to!

 

What do I do? I am a creative Indie Producer. Where did I get my

training? Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. (S.A.I.T.) and

Ryerson University. If your not familiar with either of them Google em.

 

What camera's have I shot with? Sony Betacam SP, Sony V5000,

Canon Xl1, Canon XL2, IMAX. YES IMAX, but not on a rig.

 

What rig have I primarily used? The original Cinema Products EFP.

Since moving to the lighter DVs I am now moving to a lighter, newer rig

as mentioned above.

 

I was inspired by Garrett Brown in the early 80s when I saw him

operating a rig on TV. The image has been in my mind ever since.

 

I belong to a host of forums, www.mbcanada.com a Mercedes enthusiast

forum from Canada. I co-own and operate www.lightages.ca, a forum

dedicated to Canadian Photographers.

 

Warren Miller's ski films have inspired me to give skiing and rig work

a serious go once I have my lighter rig.

 

Why did I post all this info about myself? Because some of you old coots

would probably lambaste me with ingenious semantics designed to inflame

my sensibilities.

 

I might be an ugly mother, but that doesn't mean I don't have some serious

gray matter in my peanut. :blink:

 

I find inspiration in music and like to use my PDA IPAQ to listen to MP3s while

flying a cam around.

 

I pirate music off the web relentlessly.

 

I post with Discreet Combustion, After Effects and Photoshop. I'm heavily

invested in Canon Glass and gear. I use the Panasonic AJ-D250 DVCPro deck

with the firewire option to capture to my editing machine.

 

I am a PC user no Macs for me thank you.

 

I don't buy computers off the shelf, I build my own using Asus motherboards

and Antec cases.

 

Yes I still have my old 3/4" linear editing decks, the Old Sony U-Matics.

 

Your forum does not have a section for introductions, so here it is.

 

This is me like it or not. I'm actually a pretty nice guy and easy to get

along with. I don't like power struggles, confrontations, or nasty people!

 

The web is full of resources so I do my own research and don't necessarily

accept a response as the final authority on antyhing until I have done the

research for myself.

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Dear Ian:

 

Thats true, to a larger extent in the World of Television Production.

Although with movie pirating of motion pictures through downloads

the problem is becoming pandemic at an alarming rate.

 

The licensing deals are becoming more difficult to achieve because

producers want more money for broadcast licenses.

 

With the advent of DVD replication technology being so freely

available on desktop computers the ease with which DVD's can be

copied is also unkind to the industry.

 

The next step in protection technology for distribution is just around

the corner. With the reduction in size of storage media and it's increased

capacity it's only a matter of time before movies and music CDs are stored

on hard media with new thumbnail sized players replacing full sized DVD

and VHS players.

 

By linking directly to digital television ports this will rule out the

immediate possibility of direct to tape duplication and direct to drive replication.

 

There is also the issue of producers becoming greedier and inflating above

the line premiums for themselves as well. It's all relative and it's begun a

trend towards an out of control pricing spiral which could cause a recession

in production revenues within a few years.

 

Cheers Mate.

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This is for real! :lol:

 

Matt! a launch party invitation for you & a guest!

... Champagne & Air Kisses! at GEE Beauty,

Toronto's new hippest grooming studio!

 

CLICK here for invite: http://www.geebeauty.com/email/geebeauty.html

 

It's an invitation darling. You simply must attend.

We want to share the space & celebrate our leap into the great unknown. Courage needs company.

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