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Hey guys, Wanted to see if people out there know the HST rules around billing out to US clients (or International Clients) for video production services done in Canada but sent electronically to someone outside of Canada. Here’s the example scenario: Filming onto tapeless media (digital media) Editing the footage and sending digitally via file
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All items between $25-$50 All in working order Contact David Cooper stone 604-612-9767 or info@studiovideo.com Including: VHS VCR DVD players VHS/DVD players HI 8 video recorders HI 8 video camera Sound and video mixers Titlers Wireless mic Mini tape recorder Digital TV converters Broadcast 3 tube video camera JVC BY110 Macro-system Casablanca avio Editor IMac
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Found this on Huffington Post. What do you think? Wedding Music Video: The ‘Marryoke’ Trend
Sony PMW-EX3 in excellent condition. Owned by IATSE 669 DP. Never rented. Firmware updates. Bottom plate upgrade. Comes with: – 2 x 8GB SxS cards – 1 x SD card adapter – ACM-18 ½” B4 lens adapter – 2 x extra large batteries – 1 x standard battery – charger/power supply – remote contoller –
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songfreedom.com is offering 50% off the price of their subscriptions. Just enter coupon code NY by 12/31/11.
Hello fellow members, This is a well written article by Jenny Wagler from the Business in Vancouver magazine. Among others in our industry, Jenny interviewed Sue Greening, also mentioning the BCPVA and Reeltime Videoworks in her article. Jenny highlights the current state of the corporate video industry in Vancouver. Enjoy! Vancouver Corporate Video Production Industry
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Don’t miss another great BCPVA meeting on Decemer 7, 2011 Our final meeting for 2011. RSVP Here. When: Wednesday December 7, 2011 Where: MetroTown Mall, Sears Community Room Time: Meeting starts at 6:30 sharp Arrive: Join us a 6:15 for Networking and Refreshments Included this month: John Banovich will preview his latest trailer. Vendor demonstration
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FOR SALE all together: – Sony HVR-A1U (original value $2,300) – InfoLITHIUM Rechargable Ultra High Capacity Battery (5-7hr Battery) (original value $175) – Sony AC Charger for InfoLITHIUM M Series Batteries (original value $85) – Tiffen – 37mm Clear Protector Filter (for A1U) ($30) This camera is useful as a second camera, or if you
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Back in April the BCPVA awarded Blackmagic Design a 2011 BCPVA VIA award at NAB 2011 for the ATEM Television Studio, an HD video switcher. If you missed it, here is the link: BCPVA VIA Award – ATEM Television Studio Since then I had the opportunity to purchase and review the Blackmagic Design ATEM 1
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Last Sunday the BCPVA celebrated its 16th year as Canada’s leading video production association. As a five-term President and current Past-President, I was asked to deliver a speech. I spoke about disruptive technology and the relevance of video association membership. 2011 State of the Video Industry Disruptive technology and the relevance of BCPVA Membership.
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Sarasota, FL – WEVA International announced the winners of its 21st Annual Creative Excellence Awards Competition, live online, during WEVA Expo 2011, The Digital Imaging Supershow. Michael Rendulic, owner of Port Coquitlam based AVinhouse, was awarded the Bronze Creative Excellence Award in the Wedding Movie Trailer category. While most of the fifteen categories were judged
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Online Video provides a world of opportunity for expanding the use of video for both personal and professional reasons.
Online video makes it practical for any individual or business to essentially create their own TV channel with personalized programing of their choice. Not only is the technology easy to master and highly accessible, but equipment costs to enter can be as low as 50 bucks for a webcam. Compare that with the multi-millions once required for a start-up TV channel and it’s easy to see why online video is so wildly popular.
Are you looking for one-of-a-kind video production? This course focuses on advanced skills in editing and special effects techniques such as creating dynamic motion, custom filters and transitions, and compiling nested sequences using multiple layers of video. You learn how to set up, light and shoot video using green and blue screen backgrounds, as well
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Selling as package $5500 CAMERA (278 hrs, all updates) ALL ORIGINAL ACCESSORIES (BP-U30 Battery, Wireless Remote Control, BC-U1 Battery Charger / AC Adapter, Lens Hood, Component Cable, AV Multi-cable, Mini USB Cable, Shoulder Strap, manual. original packing box) EXTRAS Kata camera case ($150?) Vortex VSB1 shoulder brace with 4 diving weights (for balance) $250 Extra
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Location Lighting – rapidly changing yet still the same Lorne Lapham has over 30 years of experience in sales and rental of equipment. He is owner of Lorne Lapham Sales & Rentals. Lorne will be showing what works and why in location lighting. See the new LED lighting. Is the new LED lighting as good
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If you are looking to get a new website, this video is for you. I interviewed a web designer about how to make your own website or questions to ask a pro when hiring one.
I filmed an interview with a pro photographer about what to look for when hiring a pro photographer. His advice would very much apply to videographers as well.
Hi everyone As some of you may know already, I moved to Vancouver recently from Ireland and became an Associate member of the BCPVA a few weeks ago. Im a freelance editor with extensive experience in both the technical and creative aspects of editing. Im diligent and hard working so if anyone needs an edit
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I bought a pair of Sony FS100′s so am now officially tapeless. So now I have to get rid of my unused tape stock as I have no use for it. All of it was purchased locally in May and I’m selling below cost. You don’t need to buy the whole lot – just whatever
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Do you want to learn how to build your video business to $100,000 a yr. and beyond?
July is "MEET-UP MONTH" & it's Different.. We are hoping you will enjoy this new idea. We are calling it MEET-UPS. This month the executive will be hosting 4 different meet-ups on 4 different nights. That way if you want to go to 1 or more of them you can. Contact the host via
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Hi Guys, I have a GL2 , extra battery, video light and shotgun mic for sale send me an email at mdonnery@gmail.com and make me an offer
Hey guys – I just picked up a used Panasonic HVX200 Camera and it didnt come with any P2 cards – so I am looking for a cheap source to buy / rent / borrow the P2 Cards so I can test this camera out. Does anyone out there have any they dont use/need anmymore?
The video production industry is very excited about the 2011 BCPVA Video Innovation Awards. Here are just a few international websites who have covered the news. The list includes sites from Japan, Australia, & USA. Sony Australia NEX-FS100P 2011 Wins VIA Award at NAB 2011. The British Columbia Professional Videographers Association presented Sony with
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Hello Members, We have updated our sales page to include some new “pre-loved,” equipment. We also have a customer selling a Panasonic AGHPX300 camera. For any questions, please email me at reception@rbevideo.com Thank you.
Michael Rendulic from AVinhouse wanted to see my timelapse footage. So, here it is Michael.
This made was made by some UBC students who wanted to one-up some other Universities who did the same thing. Mission accomplished.
I’ve discovered something about AJA’s Ki Pro Mini that perhaps even AJA might not be aware of. If you have the device hooked up to the PMW EX1R or the PMW EX3 via SDI and have these cameras set to TIME OF DAY time code generation the device will…… more after the jump
One of the best video formats available today for all kinds of applications is H.264. Even though it’s primarily a delivery codec there are cameras such as Canon’s DSLR line that uses it for acquisition. Why? Because it’s a great lightweight (small file size) codec with superior quality. H.264′s most common use is for the
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Here’s an interesting bit of information: did you know that since Apple brought out their newest iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch operating system IOS v.4 there is now a file on your device that logs in detail everywhere you’ve been? Apple says it uses the information to better tailor your “user experience” by targeting you with advertising based
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The BC Professional Videographers Association is proud to present 2011 VIA awards to the following companies: Adobe – Adobe Production Premium CS5.5 Atomos – Atomos Ninja Blackmagic Design – ATEM Television Studio K-Tek – Norbert Sport Sony – NEX-FS100 The BCPVA Video Innovation Award was awarded by BCPVA delegate and Past-President, Shawn Lam, at
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Las Vegas, Nevada, April 15, 2011 The British Columbia Professional Videographers Association is proud to present K-Tek with the 2011 BCPVA Video Innovation Award for the Norbert Sport. The 2011 BCPVA VIA was presented to Brenda Parker, President K-Tek, by BCPVA delegate Shawn Lam, at NAB 2011. K-Tek’s Norbert Camera Mounting System is a rock-solid
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Las Vegas, Nevada, April 18, 2011 The British Columbia Professional Videographers Association is proud to present Blackmagic Design with the 2011 BCPVA Video Innovation Award for the ATEM Television Studio. The 2011 BCPVA VIA was presented to Grant Petty, CEO Blackmagic Design, by BCPVA delegate Shawn Lam, at NAB 2011. “The Blackmagic Design ATEM
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Las Vegas, Nevada, April 18, 2011 The British Columbia Professional Videographers Association is proud to present Adobe with the 2011 BCPVA Video Innovation Award for Adobe Production Premium CS5.5. The 2011 BCPVA VIA was presented to Ginna Baldassarre, Adobe Sr. Product Manager and Bill Roberts, Adobe Director of Product Managament, by BCPVA delegate Shawn Lam,
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April Newsletter 2011 This month we are meeting on Monday Meeting Date: Monday April 18, 2011 Meeting Time: 6:30 Sharp – PLEASE BE ON TIME Meet & Greet: 6:15 pm, Refreshments available Place: MetroTown Center, Sears Community Room Feature Presentation Shawn Lam NAB 2011 Shawn is going to NAB 2011 in Las Vegas.
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March Newsletter 2011 Meeting Date: Wednesday March 16, 2011 Meeting Time: 6:30 Sharp Meet & Greet: 6:15 pm, Refreshments available Place: MetroTown Center, Sears Community Room Feature Presentation Josh Rimer YouTube – marketing tactics Josh Rimer is a YouTube Partner with
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PLEASE CONTACT RONNIE DIRECTLY…. I’m looking for something on par with a Panasonic HMC40 or a Sony Z1U. Ronnie Novak catseyevideo@shaw.ca
Las Vegas, Nevada, April 15, 2011 The British Columbia Professional Videographers Association is proud to present Atomos with the 2011 BCPVA Video Innovation Award for the Atomos Ninja. The 2011 BCPVA VIA was presented to Atomos founders, Jeromy Young and Ian Overliese, by BCPVA delegate Shawn Lam, at NAB 2011. “2011 will be remembered as
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Las Vegas, Nevada, April 12, 2011 The British Columbia Professional Videographers Association is proud to present Sony with the 2011 BCPVA Video Innovation Award for the Sony NEX-FS100. The 2011 BCPVA VIA was presented to Jeff Ibbotson, Senior Vice President, Professional Solutions Group, by BCPVA delegate Shawn Lam, at NAB 2011. The NEX FS100 is
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WordCamp:Developers is looking for a videographer to partner with in documenting the event for publication on the web. Great opportunity for marketing and broad exposure. WordCamp:Developers is a one day design and development conference in Vancouver, BC, Canada on May 5th, 2011. The conference will have two main tracks – one for developers and one
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Lately I’ve been asked by videographers and editors how to get a good standard definition version from a high definition master. This task continues to frustrate a lot of people to the point that they would rather avoid the problem entirely by shooting and delivering in SD. This is fine if you never want to
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10. Video Postproduction Services Percentage decrease: 24.9 percent With digital technology now the industry standard, video postproduction services have struggled over the last few years. The new technology has made jobs like editing, cutting and animating much less labor intensive. 43.2 percent of postproduction companies have closed since 2000. Credit: IBISWorld
Here’s a link to stop motion video that quite amazing….enjoy….
As many of you are probably already aware the two Techno Monkey’s have grown to the point of forming two new video businesses. Lifetime Heritage Films is being run by myself, John Romein, and I will be focusing on “preserving priceless memories” through media transfers, Life Stories, and Biographies out of our Port Coquitlam office.
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Techno Monkey Media Inc has moved into a new waterfront office in downtown New Westminster! We’re really excited, and we’re hosting a networking open house and we are inviting industry professionals! Why should you come to this networking event? We are going to be offering some great deals and free food! It’s a great opportunity
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