Filmediting: July 2014

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

What's Next- A Billion Dollar question




One computer in each home was a remarkable goal in 1970. The dream of a few became the reality of many with a consequent increase in production of intellectual work.The development of increasingly fast and complex processors made this possible. All the new ideas, papers, theses and blueprints required space to be stored and protected. Larger and cheaper server clusters made it easier.

Once the information was stored and protected there was an inevitable need to connect all the existing body of knowledge. Robust protocols were used to make possible each piece of information reach a right point at a new global address. The Internet made this happen.

Once a lot of information was accessible, the next challenge became how to find it. Many search engines tried to facilitate this job and one was able to do it.

Then the information was reached, what could one do with it? The new buzzwords became collaboration, sharing with friends and colleagues near and far. But where are the partakers of my information? An answer to that question was; social media.

Now what's next?

Monday, July 7, 2014

New Era, New Products

The successful product we offer is an interactive, personalised short movie that may include: a compilation of significant movie characters, activities and songs chosen to fit your desired theme. The theme of the movie is adjusted to age and sex group, ranging from action, science fiction, humor, horror, comedy or suspense. Hitchcock

The interactive part will be a section related to sound where several tracks are played and the audience will have to try to recognise the movie connected with the audio.

To give you an example of chosen movie scenes, we can create a story lines based on Charles Chaplin humor, Hitchcock suspense, Raiders action or cartoon characters from Rio.

In short, you will supply us the basic information and leave the rest to our creativity. You would keep the final copy of the movie.

Just a note to let you know that we can create this product in 30 days.

How To-Films

In the article below, author Ted Hope lists 15 reasons to make a film where clearly there are many more. Ted's article refers to films that we usually see in movietheaters, but today we consume movies in a variety of ways that were never imagined before.

I ’m talking about How To films.
Why make these films? Because they are practical and useful for you and for me. Try for example to follow a recipe from a cookbook. The first time you will probably make several mistakes. It will not work perfectly. Now try the same recipe after viewing a movie, step by step. You ’ll have a better result from the very beginning.

The same principle applies to a technical job or a training program. You will learn 3 to 10 times faster using the movie as teaching tool.
The next article studies The How To 's of Planning Lessons Differentiated by Learning Profile. I enjoyed reading about the
several possibilities of structuring content to reach students of varied learning styles.

1-http://trulyfreefilm.hopeforfilm.com/2012/09/why-make-this-movie.html
2-http://www.ascd.org/publications/books/101043/chapters/The-How-To 's - of-Planning-Lessons-Differentiated-by-Learning-Profile. aspx

A gift to someone who has everything

We can direct and create a most meaningful movie of a loved one's life and achievements.

An unforgettable gift

Imagine that you could tell the story of your loved one. The story line would start with his/her early life, schooling and career. It would show his/her young siblings and extended family. Other important milestones such as marriage, birth of children and career achievements could be included in your movie. You could add some special music which is memorable and dear to your loved one. How about adding the contemporary movies and treasured locations of his/her time? The ending of the movie is up to our creativity and imagination.