McDonald’s, for the first time ever, achieved the first place, as the best place to work, in Denmark. I had the pleasure of producing the video on employee job satisfaction. Hope you like it

 A Great Place to Work is the organisation who organises the event.

Adobe Evangelist Jason Levine has begun a multi-part series on DSLR video editing in Premiere Pro CS5. Great introduction to anybody starting out using video with their DSLR camera (or HDSLR).

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Finally we can see the first two minutes of this much hyped episode of House. The teaser of 2 minutes was shot on 3 Canon 5DmkIIs. Quite impressive stuff.

Check out Philip Blooms interview with Director Greg Yaitanes here.

(Via Philip Bloom.)

NAB is the National Association of Broadcasters event at Las Vegas, USA. This year there are many new products, especially within the field of DSLR’s and 3D: Red Rock has made a revolutionary remote follow focus system that runs with a iPhone. Panasonic is out with a video camera with the GH1 chip, another step towards full frame broadcast cameras. New Manfrotto hybrid tripod 504HD for DSLR and traditional video cameras. SmallHD has a new monitor, particularly good for DSLR. And a lot more. Check out the embedded video by Vimeo, a collection of video reports here and Tom Guilmette’s video here.

Click the below image to see part 2!

(Via Philip Bloom.)

Philip Bloom has made a tutorial on how to crop 16:9 material to 2:35 and then exporting the video to Vimeo. The other video shows the end result. A music video he shot in a couple of hours with a canon 5DMKII with a 50mm F1.2L Canon lense, shot in 24p.

Clever Follow Focus for HDSLR. A prototype. Can’t wait to see when it will go commercial

Color Correct in Camera with Shane Hurlbut ASC.: ”

By: Jared Abrams

Shane Hurlbut ASC, does a great job of describing how to dial in the color balance of your Canon HD DSLR. According to Shane, not all cameras are the same. ‘Each camera comes from the factory supposedly balanced but all of them have a bias.’ He describes how to adjust the white balance properly in camera as each sensor has a personality of it’s own. By adjusting the white balance in camera, multiple cameras can be matched up by eye or waveform monitor. This is a great tool when using multiple cameras or trying to match a look from a previous shoot.

Click here To Read Shane’s Article.

(Via cinema5D news.)