Archive for November, 2006

flash links etc.

Posted by mikehedge on November 30, 2006

http://www.eatpes.com/video/coinstar_eatpes.mov

http://www.digital-web.com/articles/the_rise_of_flash_video_part_3

http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/dialogbox/encode_video.html

http://www.flashvideofaq.com/

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Ryan Tidrick
Awesome… a new tool for video pirates everywhere! Haha. I’m using this….
Posted by [film/geek] on Saturday, December 02, 2006 – 4:18 PM
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Leslie

Leslie Brown
Definitely worth a bookmark in my book. 
Posted by Leslie on Tuesday, December 12, 2006 – 11:47 PM
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Official 1127 email

Posted by mikehedge on November 27, 2006

Well, here it is, 1127 2006.

Seems like it was a few weeks ago that I sent out this for 2005.

This is my 5th year sending out my 1127 email. So let’s start back

in November of last year. I was on a 63-day national tour with LA

band “Darci Cash” www.darcicash.com. We finished the tour

back in LA the day before Xmas 2005.


After being in LA enough time to wash my clothes and pack my

bags again, I headed up to Seattle to produce a feature film,

“Wake Up You’re Sleeping” directed by my friend Nathaniel

Bennett. We shot for about 30 days. We battled the rain each and

every day… fun times. Stay tuned for news and info!


I then left Seattle and headed for Park City to the Sundance Film

Festival, where my friend, Roger Ingraham was premiering his

feature film called “Moonshine” Very awesome real-life vampire

film. The easy 15 hour drive from Seattle to Park City ended up

being about 27 hours. The whole drive, roads were closed, and it

was snowing on and off the whole drive…….


The day after I got back from Utah, I began the production of a

short that my friend, Glenn Ripps, wrote and directed called

“Louder Than Words.” For the film, we shot 16,000 still photos on

a Canon 1D and the 20D. I was involved in the editing, doing the

pickups and finalizing the sound and music through May.


Then in May, I was invited to film in Africa for a human rights group

called Youth for Human Right International,

www.youthforhumanrights.org I spent three weeks documenting

the activities in Liberia and Ghana. While is Africa, I ended up

shooting 25 hours of footage and shot over 5000 photos.


I then had a day or two at home before leaving on the 45-day

Youth or Human Rights’ World Tour 2006. I traveled through 23

countries, shot over 75 hours of video and shot over 30,000

photos.


So now, here it is already November of 2006, I am working on

many new projects, doing lots of video editing and continuing with

photography. If you will be out in Park City in January for

Sundance, let me know.


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As this is my annual “official 1127 email,” lots of things have

happened this year and many big projects are in store for 2007.


Check out my friends’ film: www.foureyedmonsters.com


Good luck, peace, happiness, freedom, energy, and love.

Mike Hedge behedge@yahoo.com

Ayz Waraich

that’s a lot of accomplishments my friend. I feel lazy now. 😉

Good luck this year. Hopefully we’ll get a chance to work together on something.

Posted by Ayz Waraich on Monday, November 27, 2006 at 9:43 PM
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busy man… and i thought i was crammed for time!
pshhh. i agree with ayz… i feel lazier than crap. hah.

but take up ayz’s thought… work on something together…
than invite your best washington friend to help out…
and VOILA! the smartest people alive make an awesome film.

Posted by [film/geek] on Monday, November 27, 2006 at 10:39 PM
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http://www.daylightmap.com/

Posted by mikehedge on November 27, 2006

FEM

Posted by mikehedge on November 26, 2006

http://textorizer.whatfettle.com/

Posted by mikehedge on November 23, 2006

Darci Cash ECard

Posted by mikehedge on November 18, 2006

5000 years in 90 seconds

Posted by mikehedge on November 16, 2006

http://youtube.com/watch?v=k3WhQB7Hq0Q

Posted by mikehedge on November 16, 2006

great short

Posted by mikehedge on November 14, 2006

great links

Posted by mikehedge on November 13, 2006

neat video

Posted by mikehedge on November 7, 2006

http://www.photojojo.com

Posted by mikehedge on November 6, 2006

http://www.platial.com/mapkit

Posted by mikehedge on November 3, 2006

United Artists Being Revived by Tom Cruise

Posted by mikehedge on November 3, 2006

United Artists Being Revived by Tom Cruise

UA revived by Cruise/Wagner

MGM unit will produce four pics a year

Nearly a century after United Artists was founded as a studio run by
artists, it’s being reborn under the same auspices.
U.A. is being revived and will be run by Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner,
with Wagner serving as chief operating officer of U.A. and Cruise to
star in and produce pics for the label, a unit of MGM.

In its new incarnation, U.A. will produce four pics a year, a number
that inventually increase. The films will be marketed and distribbed
by MGM.

Cruise and Wagner will control the development, production and
greenlighting of U.A. films, though will be subject to certain
perameters.

Cruise/Wagner Productions had long been based at Paramount, but
exited the Melrose lot in August when Par would not re-up the deal at
the $10 million annual rate the duo had been receiving. The split
became national news when Viacom chairman Sumner Redstone publicly
chastised Cruise for his “inappropriate” behavior and said the star’s
salary was too high considering the current economics of the movie
industry.

News is the latest development at MGM since chairman-CEO Harry Sloan
took over the studio last year and has been aggressively rebuilding
the company into a distribution and marketing entity.

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Courtney Rabada
Office of Carla Hacken
Fox 2000

Venture Crew 355

A M E N

Posted by Venture Crew 355 on Friday, November 03, 2006 at 2:55 AM
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Anil

Finally a film company of the filmmakers, by the filmmakers, and for the filmmakers (and audiences alike) instead of the number-crunching suits & ties execs?

Posted by Anil on Tuesday, November 07, 2006 at 10:42 AM
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stuff

Posted by mikehedge on November 1, 2006

FEM at Digimart

Posted by mikehedge on November 1, 2006