MultiCam Web Remote

Here’s a nifty little page I threw together for a multi-cam shoot. I wanted to have all 3 cameras on one page instead of having them on their respective tabs but how do you do that? Simple! iFrames! I use BBEdit to change the IP addresses of the cameras that are connected to my camera […]

M1 Mini vs 2019 MBP

Finally was able to assemble enough footage to get a real world test going with the new M1 Mac Mini ($1,100) vs my almost maxed out 2019 MBP ($4,500). I still want to do this test with the 2018 Mac Mini to show the drastic change in performance, but that’s currently in a modded 12v […]

Mac Mini 2020 Benchmarks

Hey, remember me? Remember when I said I would do a mac mini review? Well I’m finally going to do one…for the new mac mini silicon. But for now, here are the benchmarks in Geekbench: 2020 16GB Mac Mini: CPU | GPU 2018 Mac Mini: CPU | GPU 2019 16″ MacBook Pro (maxed out): CPU […]

ProRes comes to adobe family

In case you missed the news yesterday, Premiere CC, After Effects CC, & Media Encoder CC now support Apple’s ProRes up to 4444 (who needs XQ or RAW anyways?). More info here: https://theblog.adobe.com/adobe-pro-video-apps-now-support-prores-export-on-windows/?fbclid=IwAR2_OF4tIskRrr_S3avXI0AuXwZS3zebEP09tvgXNaDefWlcL-lWhWxE-Nw Thought this was a bit too important to not post about. Unfortunately it looks like my mac mini review isn’t going to […]

Why I returned my 2018 MacBook Pro

I’ve been in the market for a new laptop since 2012 as my mbp is on it’s last legs (batter life is shit and I’m only rocking TB1 ports on it….quite archaic) and I haven’t been impressed with any of the updates thus far….so I’ve been holding off. But recently my laptop’s battery just won’t […]

New Podcast!

As I’m sure you see below, I started a new podcast with my buddy Dom in which we will be hosting a bi-weekly podcast about gaming and streaming, which is at an interesting place in this day & age. Feel free to give it a listen and let me know what you think.

Sony Venice Review

When I saw a post on facebook from Cinematographer Leland Krane about asking for a DIT for a camera test of Sony’s new flagship camera, the Venice, I was instantly intrigued. I enjoy diving in with these new cameras to get a sort of headstart on the problems and issues, because normally these things take […]

The weakest link

I’m always looking for ways to improve my on set workflow, and I’m pretty late to the SSD game, but I have an idea about switching everything over to TB3 if the new mac pro eventually goes that route. Currently I work off a Mac Mini & the thunderbolt 2 world. For Maisel season 2 […]

LiveGrade v4 – Public Beta

LiveGrade version 4 is here for public beta, you can go download it right now and see for yourself: Try Not everything is intuitive right out of the gate with the new UI, took me a while to find a workspace that I like, and now that I have it set up, I kinda like […]

The Anatomy of a DIT cart, part 1

I know it’s been a while, been meaning to catch up on some much needed blog posts, but I’ve been a bit busy. If you haven’t been following along, the show I worked on this past summer, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel on Amazon, is sweeping up all the awards. It was a labor of love […]