'Dance'
Rick DAHLGREN
www.cottonwood.com
rd@cottonwood.com

The images originated in every format from 35mm on a Panaflex Gold to 16mm stop frame animation and time lapse on a hand wound Bolex 16mm. There is a sprinkling of Plumicon tube video all the way up to my little VX 1000 mini DV. I might be the only MacFilmmaker member who has shot with a RCA TK-9 Image Orthicon camera with a turret lens!

'In the Mood to Bowl'
Mark LOUNDY
Mediawoorks.com
mark@loundy.org

A father's observation of his son bowling set to a 1930s perfomance of Benny Goodman's "In The Mood." Shot and edited in August 2000 with a Sony TRV-900 and iMovie ver. 1. and a Mac G4 500.

'The Day of Ray'
Ray X
RayCorp
rayworld2000@hotmail.com

The Day of Ray trilogy seeks to promote RayCorp and its various subsidiaries, most notably RayFaith™, the religion that not only gives you permission to do exactly what you want, but reveals through The Book of Ray that peace of mind, shopping and Ray are all one.

Ray uses Apple Macintosh G4s, Sony VX2000 camcorders, Fender Stratocaster guitars, Final Cut Pro, Adobe After Effects and Pro Tools.

'Street Fair'
Dan DRASIN
website
Ddrasin@aol.com

In June 2002 Dan found himself at the Haight-Ashbury Street Fair with
a couple of hours to kill and a DV camera in his hand, so he thought it would be fun to shoot a home movie. To avoid violating its home-movie status, he edited the piece in iMovie2. (He loves iMovie and enjoys inventing his way around its limitations). He tweaked the audio using Peak DV. The camera was a single-chip Sony PC-9 with a top-mounted Sennheiser ME-80 short-shotgun mic.

Dan is on his second film career. Produced and shot mainly docs for 25 years, earned over a dozen awards, then dropped out and got a life for a decade and a half. Now he's back behind the camera, shooting docs again but also barking at the heels of indie feature producers.