DCP 102: The One About Color Monitors
Bram Desmett of Flanders Scientific is the Mr. Wizard of all things color monitor. Bram joins the Digital Convergence Podcast team - Chris Fenwick, planetMitch, and myself (Carl Olson) to talk about what broadcast monitors are, and when and why you may need one. After speaking with Bram, I'm convinced that he could recite the hex codes of every single color in the rec709 color space - he's that smart. This is a great episode. Since I do not have experience in broadcasting (at least not enough to speak of), I found the discussion of color spaces, scopes, and broadcast monitors interesting. I think you'll enjoy it, too. Many thanks to Bram Desmett for joining us today.
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In this new Red Giant short film, from the creators of Plot Device, a scientist must prevent a new, powerful technology from falling into the wrong hands. Learn more about filmmaking and visual effects at http://redgiant.com. Credits: Director: Seth Worley Executive Producer: Aharon Rabinowitz Producers: Neil Hoppe, Shannon Hoppe Writers: Seth Worley, Neil Hoppe, Aharon Rabinowitz Associate Producers: Mark Cowart, Josh Auman Director Of Photography: Mark Cowart Art Designer: Paul Conrad Music: Ben Worley Visual Effects: Seth Worley, Harry Frank, Aharon Rabinowitz, Matt Hail, Cameron Childs Gaffer/B Camera Operator: Chris Adams Assistant Camera: Justin Wylie Sound: Matt Hail Grips: Cameron Childs, Nick Serban IV Script Supervisor: Jeremy Flick Production Assistants: Tabby Reed, Joshua Briggs, Caleb Watson, Alex Keller Filmed at BE Music & Entertainment, The Terrazzo in Nashville TN Created with Trapcode Suite 12 Also Created with Magic Bullet Suite, Effects Suite, Keying Suite, PluralEyes, Retrograde Special Thanks: Crumplepop, Re:Vision FX, Video CoPilot, Rampant Design, Smartsound, Michael Blanton, Kevin Jarrell, Brent Hoppe, Dennis Worley, Doug Paisley, Eddie Lunn III, Mike Fernandez, Ray Mullican, Jake Stansell, David Coalter, Juan Salvo, Max Taylor Special Thanks: Peder Norrby Cast: Harp: Darren Vandergriff Burke: Emily Landham Melnik: Chip Arnold Grenade Thug: Neil Hoppe Paint Can Thug: Micah Lanier Bees Thug: Ben Worley Scientists: Matt Hail, Cameron Childs, Nick Serban IV, Paul Conrad Harp Stand-Ins: Micah Lanier, Ben Worley Get the original TEMPO film score by Ben Worley @ http://benworley.bandcamp.com/album/tempo-original-music-from-the-short-film Learn more about filmmaking and visual effects at http://redgiant.com.
