Walskifilm has finally upgraded to high definition! We recently purchased a Panasonic HDC-TM700. The TM700 can film full 1080p HD footage in up to 60 progressive frames per second using a 35 mm lens and Panasonic’s 3MOS sensor system! This represents quite an upgrade from our previous, standard definition camera. Click here to view a video demonstration of the camera’s beautiful capabilities.
From June 16th through the 18th, Sean Walter, Wes Peterson, and Bryan Simcox rushed to create a 3 minute film for the IFP’s 48 Hour Film Challenge. The team was given a line of dialog, a prop, and a choice of two genres to include in a film written, filmed, and edited all within 48 hours. With minutes to spare, the team submitted the film on time. This was also a major milestone for Walskifilm as it was the first film to include real actors.
The short film will be playing, along with all the other contestants’ videos, in the 48 Hour Film Challenge Screening Event at the Phoenix Art Museum this Friday the 23rd. There will be two showings: one starting at 6:00pm and another at 8:00pm. Tickets are $15 and grant you access to one showing of your choice and the awards presentation.
Ever thought to yourself, “Well shucks, I’d like to randomly throw some cash at my favorite movie company so that they can make some great films for me to watch!” and visited walskifilm.com only to find that we don’t have a donate button? We’re not exactly beggars here at Walskifilm, so we’ve opened up a Merchandise Store…so please, for the love of Pete, go buy something! We have a store button in the site’s banner and we’ll include some direct links here:
Logo Only Store
Logo, Company Name, and Website Store
The store is currently undergoing a sale to celebrate the grand opening, so what are you waiting for?
You helped us win part A of the Avnet Virtual Challenge, now you can help us win part B! Just go to the DV Rebel’s Tech Spot Video on YouTube and click on the link in the more info section. Don’t forget to tell all your friends to help out as well!
Walskifilm’s Sean Walter, along with his teammates Bryan Simcox and Wes Peterson, won the 2009 Avnet Virtual Games Video Tech Spot challenge. The team would like to thank all the viewers who helped us get there!
Created with After Effects, Avid, Photoshop and Synfig Studio
Graphics and Editing by Wes Peterson, Bryan Simcox and Sean Walter
