freebie - again

hey come and join us proffessional painters of my personal house for 5 
days.. the contacts may pay off and you could actully earn a living 
rather than beg... and if you paint my house I will mix your show..........
wolf

Adam Gordon wrote:
Hello,
My name is Adam Gordon and I am producing a Hi-Def short project based 
on the Edgar Allen Poe poem "The Raven". We will be shooting in Los 
Angeles from Dec. 14-16 and Dec. 20-21, and we are looking for a 
production sound mixer.
As of now, we are hoping to find someone willing to work without salary 
for these 5 days. Everyone on the project are working professionals, so 
the networking opportunities may make it worth your while.
Check out our website, www.raventhemovie.com 
<http://www.raventhemovie.com/>, to get a better idea about the project. 
We hope to hear from you soon.
Adam Gordon
Producer
The Raven
besides make you mixer read my book:

24P for Sound and Video Assist

Bound book, many flow diagrams and pix © Wolf Seeberg new 5th edition 
March 2003

A hands-on manual written by a Hollywood sound recordist for on set 
personnel and producers. The book explains how to record sound and 
timecode onto digital video tape and make a parallel higher confidence 
recording on DAT or DVD that holds sync in the final ON-LINE edit and 
“sweetening”. It details timecode procedures for 23.97 and includes: 
flow diagrams of signal distribution; afterburners; audio delays, video 
assist requirements; internet sources; latest shortcuts to bring down 
post production costs and maintain highest quality. Manufacturers 
manuals are reproduced and corrected with notes added. Links to the web 
abound. This book gives guidelines for thinking producers to sort out 
interdepartmental squabbles. If you work in film/video sound with the 
new 24P video cameras, then this is a must-have reference book. There is 
more in this book than any one person has ever known. Late details for 
the Sony HDW-F900, Panasonic AJ-HDC27V, Viper, and Panasonic DV cam 
AG-DVX100.

List Price $36.00

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Sync Sound with the New Media

Bound book, many photos, © Wolf Seeberg 2003 new version to appear in 
mid 2003

A hands-on manual written by a Hollywood veteran sound recordist for 
sound on set and post personnel. All of the new DAT and analog timecode 
techniques and tricks for syncing film and video are explained giving 
everyday useful hints, including transfer to video tape, filming TV's or 
computer screens, 3:2 "pull up” and “pull down” and speeds of 60.05, 60, 
59.94, 30, 29.97, 25, 24.02, 24, 32, 42.336, 44.056, 44.1, 44.144, 
45.937, 46.0801, 47.952, 48, 48.048, 50. All of the new machines are 
covered: HHB PDR 1000TC MS, Fostex PD-2, PD-4, PD-6, DEVA III, Sony D-8, 
Sonosax, Nagra IV-ST, Nagra D, Nagra TC conversions, Sony 7030, DA-88, 
and Aatons Origin C, Denecke and Ambient Products. Unique capabilities 
and bugs, detailed technical instructions and unpublished menu settings 
are featured. Video and computer screen synchronizing with film cameras 
at 24, 25, 29.97 and 30 fr/s, the Cinematography Electronics (Barton) 
sync box and 24 frame on set monitor sync are explained. Sources on the 
Internet are provided. This is a "how to do it" manual with an 
easy-to-grasp explanation of underlying theory. If you work in the 
film/video field and sync is of interest, this is a must-have reference. 
If you are a producer and want to prevent wasting big bucks in post, 
this is your guide!

List Price $36.00

Available from:

Coffey Sound (323) 876-7525, fax (323) 876-4775
3353 Cahuenga Blvd. West, Hollywood, CA 90068, CoffeySound.com

Location Sound Corporation (818)980-9891,

10639 Riverside Drive, N. Hollywood, CA 91602, locationsound.com

http://www.locationsound.com/proaudio/ls/SBOK0002.html

Trew Audio Inc. (800) 241-8994 or (615)256-3542,

240 Great Circle Road, Ste. 339, Nashville, TN 37228-1707, trewaudio.com

http://www.trewaudio.com/catalog/items/item96.htm

Fletcher Chicago (312) 932-2700 Fax: (312) 932-2799,

1000 N. North Branch Chicago, IL 60622, fletch.com

Gotham Sound & Communications, Inc. (212) 629-9430, fax (212) 629-9436

330 W. 38th St., Ste. 608, New York, NY 10018, gothamsound.com

Southeast Audio Services, (800) 562-8346, (800) 56 AUDIO,

1771 Blount Rd., Ste. 206, Pompano, FL 33069, seaudio.com

7/31/03


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