Ryan Koo
Founder
Writer/Director
Ryan Koo is the Founder and CEO of No Film School.
Koo’s first feature AMATEUR is a Netflix Original Film and Sundance Screenwriters Lab selection.
Koo received Sundance’s first Asian American Fellowship as well as additional support from Tribeca, IFP, and the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
His short version of AMATEUR won multiple film festival awards and was selected as a Vimeo Staff Pick.
For his web series THE WEST SIDE, Koo won the Webby Award for Best Drama Series and was named one of Filmmaker Magazine’s 25 New Faces of Film.
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Thanks very much Raafi -- very helpful! The real reason I posted this, of course, was to find out about good apps I don't know about, and now here are three. Anyone else?
That was my first instinct, too -- but in video mode the mechanical shutter stays open and the DSLR uses an electronic shutter instead. So in fact a three-minute shot would be no worse for the shutter than a single 1/200th still shot; basically, in either still or movie mode, a shot is a shot.
To update: it's a full year later and the noise has finally returned (albeit in a different, quieter form). I'm going to try the repair with some silicon lubricant or graphite when I get a chance.
It's true that WD-40 likely isn't ideal. Just to update, however, it's 9 months later and the noise hasn't come back.
Good point Mike -- I should've mentioned the hackintosh aspect of cheap PCs. Build a cheap PC and install OS X on it... have your cake and eat it too.
Lifehacker's got a great tutorial on this for anyone who's wondering:
How To Build A Hackintosh With Snow Leopard, Start To Finish