Charles Haine
Filmmaker, Tech Nerd
Charles Haine is currently a professor at the Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema.
Since completing his MFA at USC in 2005, he has worked as a freelance director, cinematographer and colorist. Haine founded the Academy Award nominated production company Dirty Robber in 2008.
Among Haine's directing highlights are: a music video for Fitz and the Tantrums "Don't Gotta Work It Out," which featured on Pop Up Video); fashion advertisements for Fais Do Do and Emory K Holiday; and countless book trailers for Simon & Schuster, Penguin, Quirk and many others—including the trailer for Chuck Klosterman’s novel The Visible Man.
As a cinematographer, he shot the opening title sequence to the TNT hit RIZZOLI & ISLES, and his color work includes clients like Nissan, Ford, TBWA Chiat Day, ESPN, and many, many more.
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4 weeks ago
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How do I find scripts? A non-writer searching for a passion project.
5 months ago
I've had friends put on craigslist ads and get deluged with awful scripts.
Your best bet might be joining the blacklist as a producer and reading scripts there.
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recording in 24fps ... can I broadcast that footage on tv station?
6 months ago
most stations will accept 24fps footage and perform a 3:2 pulldown to get it ready for broadcast.
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Are these lights bright enough?
6 months ago
We answered this on the podcast last week!
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6 Months in and Quibi is Supposedly Up for Sale
8 months ago
They had BILLIONS to burn through and it still didn't work :). The key is not just money, but honestly pre-existing IP. It's depressing that it's hard to launch originals right now, but Apple went through this too; you need at least some "familiar" pre-existing IP for folks to latch onto to stand out in this marketplace.
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My film festival acceptance got taken back...
8 months ago
We answered this this week on the podcast, out friday!
I don't own any RF lenses: honestly would prefer them to go L mount (I like open mounts), to make it easier to adapt to PL. EF to PL is a hiccupy adapter.