Jerry Roe
Indie filmmaker
Jerry Roe has worked as a free lance photographer/cinematographer/videographer since 1968. He has worked in 35MM, medium format and 4X5 still photography as well as 16MM cinematography, Beta cam and digital video production. His specialties include; Interior and exterior architectural illustration and project progress photography. Special events, corporate functions, weddings and formal portraits.
Worked on camera crew for North Bergen N.J. community cable TV from 1972-1977 covering community news, high school sports events and town social events. Worked with Levolor Lorenzen producing proprietary training films, high speed and thermal image videos for their engineering dept.
In 1974, he Founded- “Pieces of Eight Productions”.
His films include; “On Every Sunday” 1974, a short documentary about the sport of Go-Karting.“
“At The Zoo” 1979, a short documentary showing children’s first interactions with animals in a petting zoo.
Latest production.
“Who Are the People”, a documentary that examines the connection between corporate interests, the US government and the media.
https://youtu.be/nw9kWtle9vE
In 1977, Jerry developed and Patented a vertical multi-reel post production system. Patent # 4136936.
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Blackmagic Design Rolls Out Full Shipping Version of DaVinici Resolve 15
3 days ago
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If you have 1300$ to spend on lenses for a MFT camera what do you buy?
4 days ago
I favor prime lenses and do most of my shooting with vintage Canon FD lenses hooked to the camera with a Fotodiox adapter. These lenses were not designed for HD or UHD and the resulting image is somewhat muted giving a cinematic feel with very little grading.
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Panasonic Opens Free LUT Library for VariCam and EVA1 Users
1 week ago
How about some Panasonic V-log luts for the GH5... or even better, some ACES plug in's for the GH5.
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Controling fluctuating white balance during filming
2 weeks ago
Candle color temperature is approx. 1700K. So I would probably use tungsten lighting, 3200K, and balance for that using a grey card. Your camera probably has a function that will allow you to do this. The candle flame will appear a little warmer than it is to the eye... but this is usually a desirable result.
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Hilton Commercial Shot on GH5!
2 weeks ago
GH5+Cine-d setting+Canon FD vintage lenses+appropriate ND filter+maybe pro-mist filter=Cine look.
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I Made a Short With Werner Herzog at Age 17—Here’s What He Taught Me
4 weeks ago
Werner says that story-boarding is “an instrument for the cowards” because he believes it is a tool for those who lack imagination? Wow there a lot of cowards in the industry. Story boarding is the best way to show everyone in a production what the writer had in his minds eye when he wrote the story. Werner is wrong.
15 beta works for me, this version doesn't. Don't know why.