Last night’s SF Photoshop Meetup was really interesting. A great presentation from Marine Leroux of Bambou Design on designing iPhone applications using Photoshop.
Today, I’ll be taking a couple of the free workshops that are part of this year’s FCPUG SuperMeet. Should be a fun but very long day!
Wednesday night’s MoPictive meeting was amazing. Our short was shown on Blu-Ray and it looked great. I’m especially happy that it was so well received by an audience of our peers. Oh, and then there’s that magic little box that David won in the raffle – we’re now waiting for our AJA KiPro. 
That will complement our EX-1 nicely.
I’m off to San Francisco for a few weeks. You’ll be able to find me at the SFCutters, the SF Photoshop Meetup, and this year’s FCPUG SuperMeet. I’m actually thinking of skipping MacWorld this year… O_o
And the first season of FenceSitter Films “Rose By Any Other Name” is almost done. You can watch Episode 10 right now. More later, from the Left Coast…
While not necessarily production news, this is still a pretty big deal for us:
Adobe – Customer Showcase : Adobe Success Story : HDR-VFX.
Production-wise, we’re currently in post on the spy drama “Fly Fishing in Russia”.
It’s been a crazy couple of weeks. (what time zone am I in?)
I flew out to San Francisco to give a presentation on stitching in Photoshop CS4 to the SF Photoshop Meet-up on March 12th (thank you John Nack for pimpin’ me in your blog), then flew down the next day to attend the opening night of STEAM at the Laemmle Sunset 5 in West Hollywood. I flew back to NY on the 15th and spent the week making sure things were ready for our opening in Manhattan at Cinema Village on the 19th. It’s showing for a week, so you still have time to see it.
I just have to say that the projection at Cinema Village is gorgeous and I’ve seen STEAM in several venues projected off of several different kinds of media. At Cinema Village, we’re screening in 1080P from Blu-ray through a DLP projector, and it looks exactly the way I expected it to. Yay! Make of that what you will, I freely admit to being highly biased as I did the final color correction on the HD feature.
I took a few pictures at both openings, which you can find posted HERE. Please don’t hot link to them, and if you post them elsewhere please credit the images to: Lisa Yimm/HDR-VFX 2009