
If you're putting together an editing PC (or Hackintosh), NewEgg has a whole list of Black Friday deals on computer components like graphics cards, hard drives, etc.
If you're interested in Google TV, the Sony NSZ-GT1 Internet TV Blu-ray Player with integrated gTV is $100 off ($299.99 with free shipping) at SonyStyle.
While it's not Black Friday-specific, B&H Photo has a number of holiday specials on camcorders, tripods, and more, including the Canon Rebel T2i for $699 (you have to add it to the cart to see the discount price).
Most Black Friday deals are to be had in person at brick-and-mortar stores, however, so Gizmodo has you covered with an exhaustive list of deals if you're looking to flex your purchasing power at your local megastore.
Amazon has a number of video-specific deals for the holiday, including a 2TB hard drive for 66% off (note that it's 5900 RPM, which is fine for storing backups, but is not the best for HD editing) as well as a 240Hz 1080p HDTV for 50% off:
More on Amazon's Black Friday page, and even more specifically their Camera & Photo Black Friday page.
However, while 50% off deals are great, I'm finding as a poor independent filmmaker that I'm managing to save 100% on the stuff I already own! It's amazing.
Finally, while it's not Black Friday-specific, Tony at NextWaveDV.com let me know they're offering a discount to No Film School readers on their HDSLR training videos. Here's episode two of the 12-episode series, which retails for $19.99:
Discount code: No Film School
Savings: 20% off any order
Link: store.nextwavedv.com
If you've found any good deals on filmmaking equipment for this "special" holiday, please share in the comments. Let's boost that Consumer Confidence Index!









