Podcasts about Red Digital Cinema

In this week's episode, the gang discusses the DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Apple, the upcoming WWDC 2024 in June, Apple's chip vulnerability, and Tim Cook's goodwill tour in China. The panel also shares their thoughts on NAB 2024, Nikon's acquisition of RED, Canva's purchase of Affinity, and a recent auction of vintage Apple memorabilia. US Department of Justice and 18 state attorneys general sue Apple for violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act, alleging that Apple maintains an unlawful monopoly. The panel breaks down the DOJ's 88-page complaint, discussing its merits, challenges, and potential outcomes Apple announces the dates for WWDC 2024 (June 10-14), with the panel speculating on potential AI announcements and updates to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 Mark Gurman's reports on the delay of new iPads due to software issues An unpatchable vulnerability in Apple Silicon chips that can leak secret encryption keys, with the panel discussing its implications and mitigations EU announces investigations into Apple, Meta, and Alphabet under the Digital Markets Act, focusing on the App Store and restrictions on developers Nikon acquires RED Digital Cinema, with Alex Lindsay providing insight into the camera industry and the potential impact of the acquisition Canva acquires Serif, the makers of Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher, raising questions about the future of the Affinity suite Tim Cook's visit to China to announce a new Shanghai store and meet with developers and companies, as well as his commitment to launch the Vision Pro headset in China by the end of the year Steve Jobs and Apple memorabilia fetch high prices at auction, including a signed business card and a handwritten check Picks of the Week: Andy: STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces - a two-part documentary about the comedian's life and career, premiering on Apple TV+ on March 29th Jason: HomeControl Menu for HomeKit - a Mac menu bar app that allows users to control their home devices without opening the Home app Alex: Nuphy Air96 - a mechanical keyboard which offers a great typing experience and customization options Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: zscaler.com/zerotrustAI Download StressFace robinhood.com/boost zocdoc.com/macbreak cachefly.com/twit

In this week's episode, the gang discusses the DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Apple, the upcoming WWDC 2024 in June, Apple's chip vulnerability, and Tim Cook's goodwill tour in China. The panel also shares their thoughts on NAB 2024, Nikon's acquisition of RED, Canva's purchase of Affinity, and a recent auction of vintage Apple memorabilia. US Department of Justice and 18 state attorneys general sue Apple for violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act, alleging that Apple maintains an unlawful monopoly. The panel breaks down the DOJ's 88-page complaint, discussing its merits, challenges, and potential outcomes Apple announces the dates for WWDC 2024 (June 10-14), with the panel speculating on potential AI announcements and updates to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 Mark Gurman's reports on the delay of new iPads due to software issues An unpatchable vulnerability in Apple Silicon chips that can leak secret encryption keys, with the panel discussing its implications and mitigations EU announces investigations into Apple, Meta, and Alphabet under the Digital Markets Act, focusing on the App Store and restrictions on developers Nikon acquires RED Digital Cinema, with Alex Lindsay providing insight into the camera industry and the potential impact of the acquisition Canva acquires Serif, the makers of Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher, raising questions about the future of the Affinity suite Tim Cook's visit to China to announce a new Shanghai store and meet with developers and companies, as well as his commitment to launch the Vision Pro headset in China by the end of the year Steve Jobs and Apple memorabilia fetch high prices at auction, including a signed business card and a handwritten check Picks of the Week: Andy: STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces - a two-part documentary about the comedian's life and career, premiering on Apple TV+ on March 29th Jason: HomeControl Menu for HomeKit - a Mac menu bar app that allows users to control their home devices without opening the Home app Alex: Nuphy Air96 - a mechanical keyboard which offers a great typing experience and customization options Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: zscaler.com/zerotrustAI Download StressFace robinhood.com/boost zocdoc.com/macbreak cachefly.com/twit

In this week's episode, the gang discusses the DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Apple, the upcoming WWDC 2024 in June, Apple's chip vulnerability, and Tim Cook's goodwill tour in China. The panel also shares their thoughts on NAB 2024, Nikon's acquisition of RED, Canva's purchase of Affinity, and a recent auction of vintage Apple memorabilia. US Department of Justice and 18 state attorneys general sue Apple for violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act, alleging that Apple maintains an unlawful monopoly. The panel breaks down the DOJ's 88-page complaint, discussing its merits, challenges, and potential outcomes Apple announces the dates for WWDC 2024 (June 10-14), with the panel speculating on potential AI announcements and updates to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 Mark Gurman's reports on the delay of new iPads due to software issues An unpatchable vulnerability in Apple Silicon chips that can leak secret encryption keys, with the panel discussing its implications and mitigations EU announces investigations into Apple, Meta, and Alphabet under the Digital Markets Act, focusing on the App Store and restrictions on developers Nikon acquires RED Digital Cinema, with Alex Lindsay providing insight into the camera industry and the potential impact of the acquisition Canva acquires Serif, the makers of Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher, raising questions about the future of the Affinity suite Tim Cook's visit to China to announce a new Shanghai store and meet with developers and companies, as well as his commitment to launch the Vision Pro headset in China by the end of the year Steve Jobs and Apple memorabilia fetch high prices at auction, including a signed business card and a handwritten check Picks of the Week: Andy: STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces - a two-part documentary about the comedian's life and career, premiering on Apple TV+ on March 29th Jason: HomeControl Menu for HomeKit - a Mac menu bar app that allows users to control their home devices without opening the Home app Alex: Nuphy Air96 - a mechanical keyboard which offers a great typing experience and customization options Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: zscaler.com/zerotrustAI Download StressFace robinhood.com/boost zocdoc.com/macbreak cachefly.com/twit

In this week's episode, the gang discusses the DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Apple, the upcoming WWDC 2024 in June, Apple's chip vulnerability, and Tim Cook's goodwill tour in China. The panel also shares their thoughts on NAB 2024, Nikon's acquisition of RED, Canva's purchase of Affinity, and a recent auction of vintage Apple memorabilia. US Department of Justice and 18 state attorneys general sue Apple for violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act, alleging that Apple maintains an unlawful monopoly. The panel breaks down the DOJ's 88-page complaint, discussing its merits, challenges, and potential outcomes Apple announces the dates for WWDC 2024 (June 10-14), with the panel speculating on potential AI announcements and updates to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 Mark Gurman's reports on the delay of new iPads due to software issues An unpatchable vulnerability in Apple Silicon chips that can leak secret encryption keys, with the panel discussing its implications and mitigations EU announces investigations into Apple, Meta, and Alphabet under the Digital Markets Act, focusing on the App Store and restrictions on developers Nikon acquires RED Digital Cinema, with Alex Lindsay providing insight into the camera industry and the potential impact of the acquisition Canva acquires Serif, the makers of Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher, raising questions about the future of the Affinity suite Tim Cook's visit to China to announce a new Shanghai store and meet with developers and companies, as well as his commitment to launch the Vision Pro headset in China by the end of the year Steve Jobs and Apple memorabilia fetch high prices at auction, including a signed business card and a handwritten check Picks of the Week: Andy: STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces - a two-part documentary about the comedian's life and career, premiering on Apple TV+ on March 29th Jason: HomeControl Menu for HomeKit - a Mac menu bar app that allows users to control their home devices without opening the Home app Alex: Nuphy Air96 - a mechanical keyboard which offers a great typing experience and customization options Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: zscaler.com/zerotrustAI Download StressFace robinhood.com/boost zocdoc.com/macbreak cachefly.com/twit

In this week's episode, the gang discusses the DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Apple, the upcoming WWDC 2024 in June, Apple's chip vulnerability, and Tim Cook's goodwill tour in China. The panel also shares their thoughts on NAB 2024, Nikon's acquisition of RED, Canva's purchase of Affinity, and a recent auction of vintage Apple memorabilia. US Department of Justice and 18 state attorneys general sue Apple for violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act, alleging that Apple maintains an unlawful monopoly. The panel breaks down the DOJ's 88-page complaint, discussing its merits, challenges, and potential outcomes Apple announces the dates for WWDC 2024 (June 10-14), with the panel speculating on potential AI announcements and updates to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 Mark Gurman's reports on the delay of new iPads due to software issues An unpatchable vulnerability in Apple Silicon chips that can leak secret encryption keys, with the panel discussing its implications and mitigations EU announces investigations into Apple, Meta, and Alphabet under the Digital Markets Act, focusing on the App Store and restrictions on developers Nikon acquires RED Digital Cinema, with Alex Lindsay providing insight into the camera industry and the potential impact of the acquisition Canva acquires Serif, the makers of Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher, raising questions about the future of the Affinity suite Tim Cook's visit to China to announce a new Shanghai store and meet with developers and companies, as well as his commitment to launch the Vision Pro headset in China by the end of the year Steve Jobs and Apple memorabilia fetch high prices at auction, including a signed business card and a handwritten check Picks of the Week: Andy: STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces - a two-part documentary about the comedian's life and career, premiering on Apple TV+ on March 29th Jason: HomeControl Menu for HomeKit - a Mac menu bar app that allows users to control their home devices without opening the Home app Alex: Nuphy Air96 - a mechanical keyboard which offers a great typing experience and customization options Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: zscaler.com/zerotrustAI Download StressFace robinhood.com/boost zocdoc.com/macbreak cachefly.com/twit

In this week's episode, the gang discusses the DOJ antitrust lawsuit against Apple, the upcoming WWDC 2024 in June, Apple's chip vulnerability, and Tim Cook's goodwill tour in China. The panel also shares their thoughts on NAB 2024, Nikon's acquisition of RED, Canva's purchase of Affinity, and a recent auction of vintage Apple memorabilia. US Department of Justice and 18 state attorneys general sue Apple for violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act, alleging that Apple maintains an unlawful monopoly. The panel breaks down the DOJ's 88-page complaint, discussing its merits, challenges, and potential outcomes Apple announces the dates for WWDC 2024 (June 10-14), with the panel speculating on potential AI announcements and updates to iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 Mark Gurman's reports on the delay of new iPads due to software issues An unpatchable vulnerability in Apple Silicon chips that can leak secret encryption keys, with the panel discussing its implications and mitigations EU announces investigations into Apple, Meta, and Alphabet under the Digital Markets Act, focusing on the App Store and restrictions on developers Nikon acquires RED Digital Cinema, with Alex Lindsay providing insight into the camera industry and the potential impact of the acquisition Canva acquires Serif, the makers of Affinity Photo, Designer, and Publisher, raising questions about the future of the Affinity suite Tim Cook's visit to China to announce a new Shanghai store and meet with developers and companies, as well as his commitment to launch the Vision Pro headset in China by the end of the year Steve Jobs and Apple memorabilia fetch high prices at auction, including a signed business card and a handwritten check Picks of the Week: Andy: STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces - a two-part documentary about the comedian's life and career, premiering on Apple TV+ on March 29th Jason: HomeControl Menu for HomeKit - a Mac menu bar app that allows users to control their home devices without opening the Home app Alex: Nuphy Air96 - a mechanical keyboard which offers a great typing experience and customization options Hosts: Leo Laporte, Alex Lindsay, Andy Ihnatko, and Jason Snell Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/macbreak-weekly. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: zscaler.com/zerotrustAI Download StressFace robinhood.com/boost zocdoc.com/macbreak cachefly.com/twit

In this episode of VP Land, we dive into the ZEISS CinCraft Scenario with Nick Hayes and Tanner Grimshaw, a powerful camera tracking system for virtual production. 

Steven founded Echohouse Films in 2000. Having worked on feature documentaries, featured films and various national spots.Esparza's debut documentary, Girl on Wave is internationally distributed and regularly broadcasted across DirecTV, Apple +TV, Amazon Prime, Hulu and numerous premium streaming outlets. His cinematography skills have also been utilized in the Fast & Furious film franchise as well as Point Break.Pistoleros “Death, Drugs and Rock n Roll was released 1st quarter of this year. Also internationally distributed and is currently on Apple +TV , Apple iTunes Amazon Prime ect.Esparza was asked this year to become a ambassador of RED Digital Cinema. RED cameras are the premier movie camera systems filming in 8K @reddigitalcinema on InstagramINSTAGRAM: @ECHOHOUSEFILMSIMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5472513/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

「RED Digital Cinema、IBC2022で新型カメラシステム「V-RAPTOR TM XL 8K VV」と最新イノベーション「RED Connect」を発表［IBC2022］」　RED Digital Cinemaは、9月9日から12日までアムステルダムで開催されるIBC2022 で同社の最新技術を紹介する。来場者は、ハイエンドのテレビや映画制作をサポートするために設計された新型カメラシステム「V-RAPTOR TM XL 8K VV」 を初めて目にすることができる。また、同社のカメラシステム「V-RAPTOR」およびV-RAPTOR XLを介してフル解像度R3Dライブビデオストリーミングを配信できるライセンス対応機能である最新イノベーション「RED Connect」も紹介する。

#redigitalcinema #casoestudio #casoexito En 2007 creé una empresa con mi ex socio Miguel de Olaso, macgregor. Vendimos todo lo que teníamos, dejamos todo lo que estábamos haciendo, y nos pusimos a crear nuestra primera empresa: Trajimos a España la tecnología de RED DIGITAL CINEMA, la primera cámara digital en 4K que pretendía competir con las cámaras digitales japonesas de la época, y sustituir de manera digna y eficiente a la película de 35mm. Un proyecto creado por James “jim” Jannard, el ex fundador de Oakley, amante del cine, de las cámaras, coleccionista, y creador de este empresa disruptiva (luego se demostraría que bastante menos) que es Red Digital Cinema, creadora de cámaras como la RED ONE, EPIC, SCARLET, y ahora las Monstro, Helium, o incluso la reciente Komodo, ya instalados en el 8K. Antes de todo esto, desde dos lofts en las afueras de Madrid pusimos patas arriba el muy tradicional y poco evolucionado sector del rental de equipos de cine, teniendo que superar muchas barreras de todo tipo: Técnicas, mentales, económicas, e incluso las zancadillas de un sector que no iba a permitir que dos advenedizos les quitaran a los clientes. Pero lo cierto es que sucedió. Con una política de marketing y comunicación novedosa para el sector, llegando a los actores clave, haciendo ruido en los lugares adecuados, con la simpatía de los más jóvenes y los medios de comunicación sectoriales, y cuidando mucho la parcela técnica para hacerla comprensible y digerible para unos clientes que no entendían nada, conseguimos crear una empresa de éxito que nos acabaron comprando, todo en tan sólo 13 meses, 13 meses en los que revolucionamos el sector del audiovisual en España. Este es un resumen de esta historia de éxito, el caso REDLAB No te vayas a la cama sin saber algo más, o al menos sin saber algo nuevo de mi. Si lo hiciste, misión cumplida, gracias.

Michael and Dustin open the show with some shout-outs to the most ubiquitous sponsors of podcasts. They spend a bit of time discussing their favorite Youtube personalities and the impact of rolling shutter on handheld filming and why Aputure makes some of the best lights for the money. After some more chit chat about YouTube personalities you should definitely check out… they slam the titles that said YouTubers give their videos. Michael and Dustin zero in on one YouTuber who is challenging RED Digital Cinema on the quality of their products and why RED is way overpriced. Dustin then gives major props to another YouTuber with a show about drinking and one named Daniel Schiffer, who really makes some incredible videos with handheld shots. They then turn the conversation towards whether it makes sense to give away all your filming secrets for free. The guys take a break to talk abut Dustin’s glasses that he bought from Warby Parker, and their thinning hairlines. After that, they move on to more pressing topics… like how Dustin allocates his time during an edit. They wrap the show by talking about Dustin’s real calling. Some of Michael's favorite YouTube Video creators:Creative NorthMatti HappojaSam FregonesePeter McKinnonPhilip BloomYC ImagingSpencer SakuraiTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING! WE LOVE YOU FOR IT!Leave us a voicemail (719) 257-3219. We may use it in the show. This podcast costs us time and money, so if you like VideoBros...Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/videobros)

It's in that little bit extra that greatness is made. ㅤ ... ㅤ Edited by: @benlionelscott Spoken by: Andy Frisella Footage by: Nikon Europe, Red Bull, Free People, CanonUSA, Mark Toia, Castelli Cycling, Northpass Media, RED Digital Cinema, Reebok, Nike, The CrossFit Games, Adidas Music: Audiomachine - Ninurta ㅤ ... ㅤ So many people go through their whole lives leaving things up to chance. they go 50, 60, 75% of the way to job well done, and they leave the rest up to somebody else. That is loser mentality. You have to understand how important it is to go all the way, to go the extra mile. To do things in such a way that it forces people to take note of you. Winners go so far and above and beyond what is actually expected, that they force the result. And what keeps you from getting to that spot, is your inability to recognize that you are in control of that last 25%, you are in control of putting so much effort into something that people have to notice. You have to go that far, you have to force their eyeballs on you, you have to make people say, "Well f*ck, that guy's definitely the right guy for the job, look how much better he is than everybody else." What we're talking about here is the extra set in the gym. What we're talking about here is the extra 10 minutes of cardio. What we're talking about here is you making sure that you leave your workspace spotless. That you don't even not just leave your workspace spotless, that you clean everybody else's f*cking workspace. That's what we're talking about. That's taking control. That is not leaving things up to chance. This is a skill, this is not something you're gifted with, this is something you learn, this is something you practice, an eventually yes, it does become a habit. But it's not one that people automatically have. You have to go the extra mile. You have to go all in. You have to quit leaving things up to chance if you wanna win. Winners do not leave things to chance, they do every f*cking thing that they possibly can, every single time, every single day to win. They understand the last 20% is what separates them from everybody else. It's what separates you from where you want to be. It's the last 20%, it's accepting that you're in control and you're gonna do everything in your power to win.

It's ALL RED, with RED vs. JinniMags, RED trying again with the Hydrogen 2, and then RED teasing their new Komodo sensor.weekinfilmtech.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I was able to stay in Europe for a maximum of 90 days before my visa expired. Now I need a work visa. Locations: Valletta, Malta; Berlin, Germany; Washington, D.C., United States; European Union; Reykjavík, Iceland; Beijing, China Organizations: Woolf: Building The First Blockchain University, Pinewood Studios, Kippertie Studio, Red Digital Cinema, Oxford Student Union, Huobi, Regus, WeWork, SoftBank Group Universities: Harris Manchester College, University of Oxford; Wolfson College, University of Oxford; Trinity College, University of Oxford References: Schengen Agreement Tags: work, cinema, immigration, investment, efficiency, productivity, customs, risk, security, politics, government, legal, freelance, tech, technology, gadgets, startup, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, travel, blockchain, business, consulting, leadership, jobs, finance, risk, BlackRock, McKinsey & Company, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs Group, Blackstone Group, Carlyle Group, Bain Capital

Learn about why I joined, and also how I rented a Red Cinema Camera from Pinewood Studios. Tags: Ethereum, ERC20, ERC223, token, education, cinematography, apprentice, law, work, freelance, tech, technology, gadgets, startup, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, travel, blockchain, business, consulting, leadership, jobs, finance, risk, BlackRock, McKinsey & Company, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs Group, Blackstone Group, Carlyle Group, Bain Capital People: Dr Joshua Broggi Organization: Woolf: Building The First Blockchain University, GitHub, Pinewood Studios, Star Wars, KipperTie, Pelican, Red Digital Cinema, Sennheiser, Universal Audio, Oyster Web Storage, Oyster WS Schools: University of Oxford Locations: Berlin, Germany; Oxford, England; London, England; Valletta, Malta; Palm Beach, Florida; Washington, DC; New York City, New York; European Union References: - https://woolf.university - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfoDzY_CHp8

Figuring out what you want to do with your life can be super challenging especially if you're going into a highly saturated and desirable career. Filmmaker and Director Brad Watanabe walks us through how he got started with his career in video production. Starting with tape recorders and VHS-C cameras to Final Cut Pro and Red Digital Cinema. For more Hawaii Shoots content check out: http://hawaiishoots.com FB+TW: @hawaiishoots and IG: @hawaii_shoots Find out more about Jenn: @jlieu Find out more about Brad: @bradwatanabe Find out more about Berad Studio: @beradstudio

Michael Keegan has been at RED Digital Cinema for nearly 10 years and is currently the Director of Marketing and Partnerships. During the filmmaking event Cine Gear, Tabb (Freefly's President) and Michael Keegan escaped to RED Studios in Hollywood to record this interview. Keegan shared how he joined forces with Jarred and the RED team and gave insight into RED’s inner workings and how they continue to innovate and push the limits of digital cinema with outstanding cinematography tools including cameras, lenses and more. Learn more at everyaxis.com.

In another user requested video, Colin answer the question that many Mac users are wondering - how hard is it to move to Windows? Colin explores just how easy it is to move your FinalCut Pro 7 projects into Premiere Pro CS6 on Windows. He also invites Terry Brown from HP to join him to see exactly what all the excitement is over HP hardware and why RED Digital Cinema has chosen a Windows platform for massive performance gains. For more helpful Adobe tutorials, visit Adobe TV,

Episode 32 - In this episode Chris Fenwick and I talk with employee #1 of RED Digital Cinema: Ted Schilowitz. Ted talks with us about the Scarlet and EPIC cameras from RED. What is variable HDR - an intriguing feature recently announced for EPIC - promising over 13 stops dynamic range? Will variable HDR be available for Scarlet? When will Scarlet ship? What is RED's position on the HDSLR video revolution? Where can HDSLR photographers learn more about shooting with RED? Why should cinematographers care about 4K? How does Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premeire Pro CS5 workflow compare for RED footage? Chris and I also share listener questions with Ted. A great episode! Ted was a fine guest and we are going to be inviting him back soon to dig into more details about EPIC and Scarlet. Just not enough time in one episode to talk about all the great things the RED team is doing. This episode of the Digital Convergence podcast is also the first episode where I have the privilege of working with a co-host. Chris Fenwick is a post-production expert and accomplished filmmaker and photographer. With several years of experience in the industry, his opinions and insights are a welcome addition to this and future episodes of this podcast.  

Tobias Horvath (NHB studios in Berlin), Thomas Fletcher (VP at Fletcher Camera), and Ted Schilowitz (Leader of the Rebellion at RED Digital Cinema).

The TalkThe Stuff:Talking about the American auto industry (GM in particular), the future of energy, and what to do next[ed note: serious laptop fan noise was unintentionally recorded during long stretches of this podcast]Automakers Offer Big Incentives to Spur Sales article from The New York TimesWords Fly, but No Aid for Detroit article from The New York TimesJohn Batelle and Elon Musk at Web 2.0 summitElon Musk Wikipedia pageTesla MotorsJason Calacanis and his TeslaX PRIZERed Digital CinemaJim Jannard Wikipedia pageWired article on Red and Jim JannardPeter Jackson on Red

NAB special interview with Red Digital Cinema Honcho Ted Schilowitz. Best of the festival winner Red Digital Cinema presents their radical new camera design to be out by the end of the year for under $18,000. Ted gives the details.