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The NEW Look of b-roll.net
We’re proud to unveil the NEW look of b-roll.net. Having started in 1996, the site has grown a lot in the past 12 years. Unfortunately in the past 6 years, the design hasn’t grown much. In a recent survey, a few respondents commented that the site looks very 1990’s. Considering Read More →
LA Freelancer Loses Battle with Cancer
From: Susan Ottalini, CBS News Editor “To all who knew Bryan Foster, long time freelance cameraman here in Los Angeles, he died 11/4/2008 at 2:30 pm at his home in Panorama City. He has been fighting cancer in his colon/liver/lungs for about a year and recently opted to stop the Read More →
We Have b-roll.net HAT WINNERS
We had great response to the b-roll.net HAT give-away. Thanks to everyone who entered and gave us your opinions. Congratulations to our winners who will soon be sporting b-roll.net HATS. Pat Middendorf Knoxville, TN Nick Makansi Cary, NC Stay tuned for our next b-roll.net give-away – coming soon. Don’t forget Read More →
Register to WIN a b-roll.net HAT
Just in time for Halloween, we’re giving you a chance to win a b-roll.net HAT and dress up as a photog for your big Trick or Treat outing. These stylin’ caps sport an embroidered b-roll.net logo on the front. All we ask of you is to answer some questions in Read More →
KOB-TV Crew Wins Emmy for Run-In with Dumper
Congratulations to reporter Jeremy Jojola and news videographer Jeremy Fine of KOB-TV for putting together an Emmy Award winning Investigative Report on Illegal Dumping in the New Mexico desert. At the October 4, 2008 Rocky Mountain Emmy Awards Ceremony, they walked away with the statues, but not without putting their Read More →
Artist Says NO to Compact Cameras
While the eternal debate over the quality of smaller prosumer cameras continues, one man has decided to buck the trend. John Chiara is a still photographer who has built a camera that is the size of a van. This 7 minute video is an interesting look at his process – Read More →
XTENDER goes lighter and less expensive
Back in May, I field tested the D-PRO XTENDER®. It’s an innovative product that stays out of the way when you don’t need it, but is quick and easy to spring into action. The opportunity to set my top light a little off axis when doing an off-the-shoulder interview is Read More →