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Ascension - Behind the Scenes

Exactly How He Made Tycho’s Acclaimed “Ascension”

Video Interview with Director / Photographer Charles Bergquist SeagateCreative partner Charles Bergquist is a director, designer and photographer living in San Diego, California. You can find his work at Pitchfork, Fader.com, and IFC and he’s  directed music videos for Matthew…

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Why the World Needs the Man of Steel

“Superman is undeniably the greatest Super Hero in the world and likely the most influential comic book character of all time.”  – Diane Nelson, President, DC Entertainment. I wasn’t always a huge fan of Superman. I thought he was too much of a “goody-goody” and the anti-heroes were…

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Nathan Punwar

An Interview with Filmmaker Nathan Punwar

Nathan Punwar is an independent filmmaker based in Brooklyn, NY. He screened his last short film, “Memory By Design,” at the New York Film Festival and Slamdance Film Festival, among others. In 2012, he edited “Charlie Is My Darling – Ireland 1965,” an hour-long documentary on The…

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SXSW Film

SXSW – At The Movies

When you take a step back and look at everything South by Southwest has to offer, you can almost be overwhelmed. It feels like each year a new component is being added to this 9-day festival. You really have to plan a trip accordingly to see everything or instead just focus on one particular aspect…

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2013 Oscars by Numbers

The Oscars – A Cinematic Celebration of Yesteryear

The 85th Academy Awards are taking place this Sunday.  A friend of mine planted the seed of trying to see all the nominations before the awards and unfortunately this year, I’ll be short a couple films. One of the things I do admire about this event is the acknowledgement of the constantly…

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Noir City

Noir City – Film Preservation at its Finest

I often wonder if our society will ever be a completely digital world. I often imagine a scenario that technology will become too much to handle, so we’ll go back to the “old ways” – actual letters versus emails, the theater instead of video-on-demand, stoves as opposed to microwaves. (Ok, I…

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M-GO

M-GO Proves That Innovation Lives at CES

I love streaming content be it music, movies or um, well something else that can be streamed.  Video on Demand (VOD) is quickly becoming a major medium with sites like Netflix, iTunes, Crackle and now you can add M-GO to that list. Formed by Technicolor, M-GO has partnered with the major labels to…

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Justine Ezarik and Felicia Day

The IAWTV Awards at CES

It’s no secret to anyone who’s been reading this blog that I watch a lot of television. I’ve been a huge fan of shows like Mad Men, Arrow, American Horror Story and more. But based on the excitement for the International Academy of Web TV Awards emanating from celebrities and creative teams…

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Kate Earl

It’s the End of the Year As We Know It

If there is one thing I’ve never cared for it’s the “end of the year” recaps that seem to permeate the media as we draw closer to New Years. We get a slew of best of lists for music, movies, games, fashion, toys, television shows, smartphone apps, Facebook status, Twitter photos and…

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Machines in the Movies

Machines (and Storage) in the Movies

Sometimes the universe makes my job super easy. Let’s give thanks to the fine folks at Brocade for putting together this dandy little infographic that outlines the amount of computing power that lies behind some of Hollywood’s blockbusters including Shrek the Third, Kung Fu Panda,…

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