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Sundance and Slamdance 2005

HD Cinema and DXD differentbydesign are participating in the special program events below. Matt Radecki will be on the Slamdance panel and Jeff Blauvelt will be on the Sundance panel. We provided HD digital services and consultation in one of many of our capacities (including Sony F900 camera rental, downconversions, data capture for efx, and/or HD online) for the following Sundance 2005 films:

o Me and You and Everyone We Know directed by Miranda July ( Feature Competition)
o Enron:The Smartest Guys in the Room directed by Alex Gibney (Documentary Competition)
o Broadcast 23 directed by Tom Putnam (short film)


SUNDANCE PANEL - HD24p CASE STUDY
when: Friday , Jan 28 at 12:00-12:45 PM
where: Sundance Digital Center, Park City
- Note: no ticket is required for this event -

Join the filmmakers, key cast, and crew as we peer behind the scenes of the digitally shot 2005 Sundance Dramatic Competition entry Me and You and Everyone We Know (an IFC Films production and release directed by and starring Miranda July). Trace the key decisions that marked the film's development, production, and subsequent arrival at the Festival. What were the factors involved in shooting digitally? What were the limitations? How did anything so complicated and fabulous ever happen? Moderated by Bob Berney of Newmarket Films.

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SLAMDANCE PANEL - HIGH DEFINITION Fireside Chat
when: Sunday, January 23 at 2:00pm -3:30PM ticket required
where: 608 Screening Room, 608 Main St.

HD is the catchword of the moment for independent filmmakers, but few seem to really know how to make the most of its possibilities. DigiScreen is about to launch a co-operative community of networks of independent cinemas, Digital Film Group is starting the western Canadian independent network. Modern Digital has HD post in Seattle, and Different by Design/HD-Cinema tops the field in integrated HD24p production in Los Angeles.

The Fireside Chats are all held at the 608 Screening and Chat Room at 608 Main from 2:00–3:30 pm. Designed to bring the art, craft and cutting-edge of filmmaking technology straight to the filmmaker, this year our Chats are even more interactive and dynamic, as we’ve mixed them with some extraordinary demos from some of our coolest sponsors.

Last modified: April 22, 2008