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This week we are joined by both Oakley Anderson-Moore and Michelle DeLateur! We talk about what the new deal struck between Cinemark and Universal means for the industry and how to support theaters when they are closed. And, this just in: Quentin Tarantino writes books (including a novelization of Once Upon A Time in Hollywood)?? In Tech News, we tell you about our hands-on experience with the new Apple Silicon. For Ask No Film School: what is the best entry-level cinema camera to invest in for music videos and corporate work? And lastly, our theme for Deep Cuts is thanksgiving and gratitude. We hope you enjoy... and Happy Thanksgiving!
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Such an arguable topic, more than hundreds of videos on YouTube about this.
November 28, 2020 at 3:01PM
Just a heads up that the Pocket Cinema cameras do include a professional phantom powered XLR port. And if you do need to shoot corporate interviews for 8hrs, you can easily D-tap power your camera from a V-mount or goldmount battery for all day recording, or plug into wall power.
December 3, 2020 at 9:28AM
+1 on this. I shot 3 days of interviews with the Pocket 6K and it was great. Used the XLR port with phantom power to run the overhead shotgun mic and I had a V-Mount battery powering the camera (D-Tap cables for this camera are easy to come by).
December 3, 2020 at 10:45AM