TechMove

▪ Technology vs Humanity - why is Technology important to us at TechMove? Rodney and Keith share their philosophies about the importance of technology in these times  including discussion of Final Cut Pro 6, 7 and Keith's "Chicken Voodoo Dance" when things go awry, and his use of Cocktail and Digital Rebellion's Pro Maintenance Tools to save the day

▪ Keith interviews Jason Wingrove, international Director and Cinematographer, in TechMove's first-ever guest. They talk about Jason's gear, his Small HD DP6 and DP7, Red Epic X, Canon 1 DC, Canon 5D Mk III, Sony NEX 6 and Sony A7R, GoPros, his homebuilt $1,600 Movi from China, the High Fly, his love of lenses including his 3 Canon Cinema Primes, modified Contax and Leica Primes, his Canon 50mm f1.8 'plastic fantastic,' Rokinon Cinema Primes, Duclos modifications,  the Lightcraft Workshop RapidND and Genus variable neutral density filters and how to quickly get them onto his lenses using the CAVision LH80 82mm to 80mm clamp-on adapter, wireless HD monitoring with the Terranex and Paralinx units, and Keith's Zacuto EVF and Zacuto Axis EVF arm.

▪ Rod and Keith then discuss the Jason Wingrove interview including how Keith makes his Zacuto EVF work better with the use of HDMI swivel adapters and thin Ziotek HDMI cables. He also discusses his most recent acquisitions, the Sony FS700 4K update, the Convergent Design Oddessy 7Q 4K raw recorder, and the Rokinon 14mm Cinema Prime lens

▪ Rod and Keith then wrap up episode 15 with a short discussion of Rodney's foray into digital recording using his newly-acquired Behringer Xenyx Q802 USB mixer

▪ Technology vs Humanity - why is Technology important to us at TechMove?

▪ Rodney and Keith then share their thoughts about some new gear they've acquired, including the Opteka Stabilizer and the Sony CX760

▪ Keith's then explains one of his time-saving techniques, 'replace footage' which allows him to edit 'scratch' versions of audio or video before getting 'final' versions

▪ Episode 14 Wrap Up and what's coming up in episode 15, 'Technology vs Humanity Part 2', TechMove's first interview ever with esteemed director/cinematrographer Jason Wingrove, and more

• Intro to Episode 13 - Rod and Keith share their early thoughts about IOS 7 and Keith orders a new iPhone 5

• Rodney and Keith then share further thoughts of IOS 7 after Keith has had a chance to play with it and then lament over Rod’s tragic installation of Mac OS X Mountain Lion and what to do if you find yourself into a similar situation with an OS install

• Keith’s hands-on review of his brand-new iPhone 5 and his experience with the fingerprint reader and with the new camera and slo-mo features, which is then somehow parlayed into a discussion of the history of frame rates in cinema and spoilers about the Martin Scorsese film 'Hugo'

• Episode 13 Wrap Up and an in depth discussion of all the great new stuff in the Apple October 2013 special event, including new iPads, new Macbook Pros, free iLife, and iWork

• Intro to Episode 12 - find out about Keith's new 21-video series for Applied Improvisation Network and how he produced them from start to finish

• The Tech of TechMove - Rodney and Keith explain how they create TechMove

• Jibs - What are they and how Rodney built his own DIY jib and how Keith uses pro versions of them in his productions

• Episode 12 Wrap Up and how to turn Adobe Media Encoder CC from a virtually useless application into a speed demon!

• Intro to Episode 11 and 'Keith's Gearbox' he talks about how to trick your Mac into using a PC Gaming CPU Card for CUDA Acceleration and a new Major Adobe Premiere / Media Encoder CC bug he's discovered.

• Rodney then takes Keith to task for his choice of the 'look' for his Virgin America Airlines films, and this leads into a lengthy discussion about 'what is filmic.' We talk about cinematographic, camcorder, and lens choices and what can make video 'filmic.'

• "It's Too Steady!" Keith uses his new film "International Orange" to illustrate why sometimes it's good to make your footage less steady using post-production plugins.

• Episode 11 Wrap Up and what's next in Episode 11 - Including DIY vs Pro JIB, and The Tech of TechMove

This Episode:Intro to our landmark Episode 10 - Keith's Disasters and more, Keith discusses the very fast Adobe response to a major Premiere Pro CC Multicam bug and his overall impression of the Adobe Creative Cloud product after using it a while

• Keith's Camcorder Disaster, including how Keith uses multiple cameras including the  Panasonic TM700, TM900, Canon M500,  Sony CX760 prosumer camcorders and Sony EX1 Cinealta to record a big event and to help in the editing process and how he syncs them all using Pluraleyes. Also learn how he uses Chronosync to transfer his SDHC media to his online drive system. And of course he recounts his disaster with one of these camcorders.

• "CUDA, WUDA, SHUDA" How graphics cards can accelerate your editing and why some simple housecleaning maintenance can help you from running into a problem with them. We also discuss the newly announced Mac Pro 2013 and how it doesn't have a PCI expansion and uses thunderbolt instead and how PCI and Thunderbolt expansion chassis work. Learn about some of the graphics cards Keith uses for his Premiere Pro CC Mercury Playback engine such as the NVidia Quadro 4000, Quadro 4800, K5000, GTX 770 and GTX 285.

• Keith's online drive disaster and what happened. Did he lose years of customer and his own data or did he get it back? Find out what happened. He also discusses his use of OWC's Qx2 fast RAID drives for online storage, as well as Drobo drives

• Episode 10 Wrap Up and update about GPU cards and Adobe Mercury Playback engine Open CL using AMD / ATI Graphics cards and an update on Keith's online drive disaster. Also find out what's next in Episode 11 - Rodney and Keith discuses his films for Virgin America Airlines directorial decisions and other cinematography techniques

In a brand new episode. Rod and Keith discuss Keith's new TechMove audio workflow, a review of the brand new Adobe Creative Cloud release, the Canon C100 Cinema Series Camcorder, all about backing up your precious data, and a whole lot more!

A brand new episode after an extended hiatus. Rod and Keith discuss WWDC 2013 and the Newly Announced Mac Pro Preview, NAB 2013 and all the surprising new gear there, their travel equipment, gear cases, tripods, camcorders, and a whole lot more!

This Episode of TechMove is the last of "The Lost Episodes" and features the final two installments of Keith's Possible Transition from the Mac to the PC, find out in this episode how it all turns out!

This Episode - one of a series of "The Lost Episodes" features a reader questions and answers about audio recording, a lesson about catchlights, Keith's new Sony FS700, and new gear reviews and giveaways