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Film Industry Experts Say Expanding State Incentives is 'Right Thing to Do'
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Here are the winners of the ninth annual Teen Filmmaker Festival held in Kalamazoo - M-Live
Compass College of Cinematic Arts Cultivates Talent - Rapid Growth
Muskegon's filmmaking 'potential' slows with state incentive cap, movie-studio delay - M-Live
Grand Rapids-shot movie 'The Genesis Code' debuts on DVD today after box-office struggle - M-Live
Michigan Made Film 'The Genesis Code' Hits DVD Circuit - CBS Detroit
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P-3 Magazine links - Great for Shooters
Stay updated by reading P3 Update's March 2012 digital edition on your tablet, computer or mobile device including your iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, BlackBerry or Android.
Click Here, or on the cover below to read some of the latest stories on pre, pro, and post production, which include a look inside the recent films from Cinematographers Shane Hurlbut, ASC and Jeff Cronenweth, ASC as they discuss filming on location and the movement to digital. P3 focuses on camera operators and visual artists with a special report on the Society of Camera Operators (SOC) Awards and the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) Awards in addition to an informative look at Film Financing in the Digital Age, spotlights on the Southeast Atlantic Region and Utah while rounding the issue off with an inside look at post ADR at Todd-AO.
The Internet is, by most scientific estimates, is huge.
While only about one-third of the world's population is connected, the amount of data we generate and consume is likely to blow your hair back. Perhaps the best way to put all those petabytes in perspective is to look at what goes down in a single day.
How much "stuff" happens on the Internet every 24 hours? Would you believe that 294 billion emails are sent? That 2 million blog posts are written? That 864,000 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube alone? How am I supposed to watch all of that when I'm only on season one of Downton Abbey?
Source - Mashable Tech
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