To learn more about what makes the company’s models so special, including DynOne, join us at the “DynOne Journey” event on Nov. 17 at 3 p.m. at the DOA Workspace on San Francisco’s Geary Street.
When: Nov. 17, 3 p.m.
Where: DOA Workspace, 685 Geary St., San Francisco
Cost: $20 for B&W Members, $40 for non-members
To RSVP or for more information, contact DOA at marketing@doa.net or 415-399-5999.
Robb Freidheim’s column appears in the November edition of Connect, Sound & Vision’s magazine of audio technology. In this second part of a two-part series, Freidheim looks at the ARRI Alexa LF, a lightweight, portable LF camera designed for low-light shoots, and the Arri Alexa, a professional high-resolution medium format camera that comes in two flavors: a very small, handheld variant called the Alexa Mini, and the larger, fixed lens version known as the Alexa 65.
Freidheim also shares some thoughts about the future of high-resolution camera technology, the benefits of using film in the field, and how to use boom mics effectively for cinematographers and directors.
You can catch the column, which is part of the magazine’s November issue, by clicking here, and to read the first part of Freidheim’s column on the LF camera, click here.
LeVar Burton is a television icon, the man who won an Emmy and three Peabody awards as host of Reading Rainbow and the multi-hyphenate behind The Reading People, a popular public-television show. His career has spanned television, film, advertising, publishing and a smattering of less conventional ventures.
Among those unconventional ventures: Starting in 2004, Burton worked with video-game developer Electronic Arts to write a series of stories for television, culminating in a pilot episode of a video-game-based story. As part of the plan, Burton had a screenplay about the character “Sly Cooper” written, and he even auditioned for the role of the title character in the short-lived 2009 television series The Sly Cooper Show.
The resulting book, co-written by Burton with fellow Reading Rainbow producer and executive producer, George
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