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Miller, 16×9 and Zylight to Sponsor the b-roll.net BASH
Thanks to 16×9,Inc for joining the party as our newest sponsor of the b-roll.net BASH. They join our main sponsors Miller Camera Support and avid supporters Zylight, in making sure this year’s party is the best. I’m looking forward to meeting up with all my b-roller friends at the Harley Read More →
HD Warrior Reviews the Sony NX-5
From: HD Warrior Philip Johnston, DP/Editor/Director in Glasgow, Scotland has put together a video review of the new Sony NX-5. I’m a fan of a good Scottish accent, so I enjoyed the clip on that level alone, but Philip has put together a very in-depth look into this camera. Check Read More →
B&H is Closed for the Week – Try us!
The Walmart or Target of video production products is closed for the week for Passover. B and H Photo Video, one of the largest retailers of video gear has shut down its website and NYC store front until April 6, 2010. I’m sure the staff appreciates the time off with Read More →
Leighton Grant’s Trophy Case
2010 b-roller of the YEAR, Leighton Grant recently shared photos of his prized trophy. A well-earned accolade for entering some amazing TV Photography in the b-roll.net AWARDS. Congratulations, Leighton! Each year we raise the bar in the quality of work competing in the contest. Start collecting your best work – Read More →
Zacuto Produces Film Vs. DSLR Shootout
The folks at Zacuto, are constantly outdoing themselves. Not only in upping the products they make, but also in producing short films about their love of films. Their long running series, “Filmfellas,” interviews today’s influential filmakers – while being shot like a feature film. This is where most people were Read More →
Buy Your Expendables from b-roll.net
b-roll.net is YOUR website for news and information about TV photography. It’s where you go each day to share stories and ideas; show off your work; and find your next gig. Why not let it be where you do your shopping? We’re starting the b-roll.net STORE – your site for Read More →
They Wanna Replace Us With Robots
From: Wired Magazine This takes the VJ debate to a whole new level. According to Wired Magazine, DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) is trying to build a robotic camera system that can actually comment on what it sees. No more problems with personal bias – this robot will tell Read More →