Podcast appearances and mentions of terence curren

This week on The Buzz, we talk with post-production professionals across the industry to discover current trends, technologies and challenges facing the world of post. Join host Larry Jordan as he talks with Jonathan Handel, Terence Curren, Oliver Peters, Christopher Ray, Mark Raudonis and James DeRuvo. Update: WGA vs. Talent Agencies Losing the Middle-Class of Post Organization is Key to Post Blurred Lines Between Episodics and Features Services Are No Longer Enough in Post The Weekly doddleNEWS Update The post Digital Production Buzz – May 9, 2019 appeared first on Digital Production Buzz.

Terence Curren and Philip Hodgetts discuss the important role of professional skills and experience. They discuss the difference between having the tools, knowing how to use them and how to create with those tools. With so much changing, new careers will need to be invented.

The 2018 NAB Shows opens in just a few days. Tonight, we preview what to expect at the show, key trends to watch and some advice if this is your first time at the show. Join host Larry Jordan as he talks with Chris Brown, Ned Soltz, Terence Curren, Philip Hodgetts, Michael Kammes and James DeRuvo. What to Expect at The 2018 NAB Show NAB 2018 Preview: Cameras NAB 2018 Preview: Post-Production NAB 2018 Preview: Technology NAB 2018 Preview: Technology The Weekly DoddleNEWS Update The post Digital Production Buzz – April 5, 2018 appeared first on Digital Production Buzz.

This Thanksgiving holiday gives us a chance to present some of our most interesting interviews that we've had over the past few months and be thankful for all our guests, what they so gladly share with us, and for the friends and family we have around us this holiday season. Join host Larry Jordan as he talks with JJ Kelley, Tom Coughlin, John Pritchard, Terence Curren, and James DeRuvo. Reporting From the Wilds of the World A Backgrounder on Cloud Storage Tips To Winning a Film Festival How To Survive The Transition to AI The Weekly DoddleNEWS Update The post Digital Production Buzz – November 23, 2017 appeared first on Digital Production Buzz.

In this episode, I talk with Terence Curren, a Colorist and Online Editor in Los Angeles. He’s known for unscripted television shows like Project Runway, True Life, Ghost Hunters, and many others.  He got his start at the well known post facility, Matchframe Video, as employee number one. At Matchframe, he was one of the first editors in LA to work with Avid Media Composer, Symphony, and DS. And to this day, he still colors and finishes his shows on a Symphony.  In 2002, after 16 years at Matchframe, he moved on to starting his own company, Alphadogs. Many LA post production professionals are familiar with Alphadogs from their monthly meet ups called The Editor’s Lounge. It’s been a hub for people to learn about new technologies, directly ask vendors questions, and socialize with other pros. It’s been a great resource for over 13 years and I’ve personally learned a ton from attending them. In this interview, we talk about: How his start in editing affects his approach to color  Running his own business from a colorist’s perspective The commoditization of post production gear and how it changed the business  How and why the monthly Editor’s lounge started  Using an Avid in color workflows and why they can save time  A history lesson on the Avid DS and why it was killed His thoughts on groups for colorists and how they can bring change Baselight as a plugin within Avid  Using the keyboard and Wacom tablet instead of a panel   Alphadogs http://www.alphadogs.tv   Editor’s Lounge http://www.editorslounge.com   IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0192914/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1   Twitter https://twitter.com/terencecurren   This episode is sponsored by mixinglight.com. Use the coupon code josh10 for 15% off your first quarterly term or josh40 for 15% your first annual term.  

Just weeks ago 20th Century Fox released a trailer for the upcoming horror film "Morgan," and frankly it's not the best trailer. So then why is it worth talking about? The reason it has made such an impact on our industry is that the trailer was edited partially with the assistance of artificial intelligence, namely the IBM system 'Watson.' What does this mean for our future in this industry? And more importantly, what does this mean for your job specifically? In this episode I have an in-depth conversation with Philip Hodgets and Terence Curren. Philip is the president of both Intelligent Assistance, Inc and Lumberjack System, Inc. He is an expert in pre-post, metadata-assisted editing and metadata-based post production workflows, and he’s also the author of the HD Survival Handbook. Terence is the founder of Alpha Dogs post in Burbank, California a post facility that is founded based on the talent, not the tools. Listen in to learn what you should be focusing on in your career development if you intend to still have a job in the next 5-10 years that won't be replaced by artificial intelligence. And if you're thinking 'Skynet' right about now...you're not far off. Topics of Conversation: Debunking the myths about the AI-Edited 'Morgan' Trailer How the role of the editor will change over the next decade Knowing when to use Script Sync, Phrase Find, and other tools What part about the human component of editing is important? The development of virtual reality and what it means for future narrative storytelling Understanding the technology curve What's left for society after all jobs are automated? Managing your energy and valuing relational skills above technical knowledge Video games' effect on the film industry Knowing what your audience is seeing and feeling as an editor Useful Links: FiP Amazon Link Q&A Question Submission Athletic Greens Intelligent Assistance, Inc Lumberjack System, Inc Metadata Guru Alpha Dogs Editors' Lounge Terry's IMDB page Guest Bios: President of both Intelligent Assistance, Inc and Lumberjack System, Inc, Philip Hodgetts is an expert in pre-post, metadata-assisted editing and metadata-based post production workflows. As an industry analyst he has had a remarkably accurate track record on predicting developments within technology. An experienced and highly-respected trainer and industry expert, Philip has written extensively online across a wide range of topics: Metadata Guru . He is the author of The HD Survival Handbook and The New Now: How to grow your production or post-production business in a changed and changing world among other titles. Philip has presented at many conferences and seminars around the world. Terry has had a passion for filmed entertainment since the age of 12, when he began creating home movies with an old 8MM camera. >> He began his career in the early 1980s by directing, editing and producing music videos and a direct-to-video feature film. In 1986, he spearheaded the evolution of a major post-production facility’s edit bays, where he became senior editor in short order. His reviews and tutorials of emerging post technologies have appeared in Post, DV Magazine and other publications. In 2002, sending a change in the industry, he started Alpha Dogs, a post production facility based on the talent instead of the gear they used. In 2003 he started Editors' Lounge, a hip forum for post production professionals. His extensive knowledge of post production products and workflows along with his rich editorial and color-correction experience, has earned him the recognition of his peers and a legion of loyal clients. Visit Terry's IMDB page. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, the show notes were prepared by Jakin Rintelman, and this show is executive produced by Kanen Flowers. We are a member of the THAT STUDIO podcast network. The music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Dorian Cheah from his brilliant album ARA.

Terence Curren and Philip Hodgetts are back with a post-NAB 2016. Topics covered include general impressions of NAB 2016, and why Terry did not attend this year; Blackmagic Design Resolve; Avid’s business; market fragmentation; HDR and expanded color gamut; Studio Daily’s Top 50 influencers (including Philip); Zcam; Lytro cam; VR; innovation; Apple watch and NDA’d … Continue reading Episode 71: NAB 2016 →

“The 3 Steps of Color Correction” Terence Curren is the Founder and President of AlphaDogs, a post production facility and design studio located in the heart of Burbank's Media District, mere blocks from the Walt Disney Company and NBC Studios. His future in the film and television business was prefigured by an early fascination with […] The post Interview: Colorist Terence Curren, Part 2 first appeared on TaoOfColor.com.

“Educating the Public” [NOTE: This conversation was recorded on April 7, prior to Apple announcing FCPx – and the DaVinci Resolve discussion does not refer to Resolve 8 – which eliminates many of the workflow ‘show stoppers' that we reference.] Terence Curren is the Founder and President of AlphaDogs, a post production facility and design […] The post Interview: Colorist Terence Curren – Part 1 first appeared on TaoOfColor.com.