HD For Indies

DV Guru has posted part one of me being interviewed (that's a switch) by Ajit Anthony Prem. We had a loooooooong iChat text a few weeks ago that he's edited down and posted the first half of online at the above link.

He prefaces the interview with the following description:

HD for Indies has quickly become one of the most important websites for digital filmmaking. Whether it be HD, DV, Apple or Adobe, the man behind the blog/site, Mike Curtis provides an experienced, thoughtful, unbiased, truly independent point of view, all the while learning and teaching with his readers. Mr. Curtis has been in digital media production for over 15 years producing content for everything from cell phones to Hollywood movies. He has recently partnered to create [omitted], a HD post-production house (based in Austin, TX) with Indie Filmmakers in mind. My chat with him covered topics such as the future of HD; the positives and negatives of HD; how filmmaker can better plan their post-production workflows; archiving in the age of tapeless acquisition; Apple's Final Cut studio; Adobe; upcoming technologies whether be camera's, codecs or software; and the list goes on. Because of the length of the interview, the conversation will span over two installments.

Aww, shucks, man, thanks!

I'll publish on here when Part 2 goes up as well.

One note - the coloring website is NOT up yet, and not likely to be for weeks, so if you have any questions about that service please just email me directly at mike@hdforindies.com.