by Joey Daoud | Sep 8, 2009 | Cameras, Film Business
Using the Lensbaby in The Diving Bell and the Butterfly and the NY Times feature article on Spike Jonze and the making of Where the Wild Things Are
by Joey Daoud | Sep 5, 2009 | Cameras
Sony EX1 Slow Motion Test from Joey Daoud on Vimeo. I know what’s been keeping you up at night. You’ve been wondering, if you have a Sony EX1, what settings get you the best looking slow motion: shooting 720 60p or 720 30p with S&Q at 60? Well, lose...
by Joey Daoud | Aug 26, 2009 | Cameras, Documentary, Travel
Dolphin Bay from Joey Daoud on Vimeo. A few weeks back when I went up to the film school to take pictures at their Gala, I was invited to tag along to go swimming with dolphins and film it. Um, awesome. Gabrielle has been swimming with this same pod off the coast of...
by Joey Daoud | Aug 14, 2009 | Cameras
Found this short, condensed history of the creation of cinematography. For something so short it’s pretty thorough. It has a lot of the famous first things ever shot, as well as the original cameras (or pretty good reproductions). Then it kind of becomes a joke...
by Joey Daoud | Aug 6, 2009 | Distribution, Exhibition, Marketing
45365 is a documentary that was at Full Frame but I never got a chance to watch it. This week it’s been on Hulu for free, which I’m very excited about (but today is the last day so watch it now). But for the film itself, I thought it was great. It’s...
