This week’s episode of Creative
Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ – the world’s only talk radio for
Digital Production, Post Production and Distribution – is full of great
information and entertainment, as usual.

In our first
guest spot we’ll be talking with Mark Forker  (Founder) and Ray
Carballado  (COO of Shooters) from DIVE, a new visual effects and
film finishing house which focuses on providing the film community with
an array of cost-effective cinema services including supervision,
visual effects, digital intermediates and titles.

 In between interviews there’ll be a double-dose of our poplular
Pick Our Brains segment.

In our second interview we’ll be talking with Erik Van Der Wilden 
– Director of Editorial and Animation from nailgun*,
New York. Erik is a gifted and experienced teacher and public speaker,
he is a sought-after instructor and promoter of Adobe and Media 100
products, as well as a perennial featured presenter at major industry
trade shows.

And finally, in our “”BuZZ in Depth”” segment this week we’ll be
talking about consumer generated media and what it might mean for
professional production.

Creative Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ is live 6-7 pm Pacific
Time. Join
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This week’s episode of Creative
Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ – the world’s only talk radio for
Digital Production, Post Production and Distribution – is full of great
information and entertainment, as usual.

In our first
guest spot we’ll be talking with writer, a coder and inventor Graeme Nattress about the
differences between CMOS and CCD sensors and why a manufacturer chooses
one or the other.

Instead of our Pick Our Brains segment  and Regional BuZZ we have
an interview with Lorenzo Paulo, founder and developer of Kinemac. Kinemac
is simple, but powerful, 3D software that’s perfect for video editors
to use.
 
In our second interview we’ll be talking with Rick Young, the founder
of the UK Magazine MacVideo.
Rick will be cohosting as Mike travels back from San Francisco and will
be talking about the UK production scene, setting up a Final Cut Pro
user group and establishing MacVideo magazine.

And finally, in our “BuZZ in Depth” segment this week we’ll be
talking about the ” iLiving room”: will getting Internet Video onto the
TV change anything? .

Creative Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ is live 6-7 pm Pacific
Time. Join
the Show Live, listen to, or download an episode from the archives or subscribe to the
podcast through iTunes or off the website.

This week’s episode of Creative
Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ – the world’s only talk radio for
Digital Production, Post Production and Distribution – is full of great
information and entertainment, as usual.

Our first
guest is Mike Woodworth, the founder of Divergent Media who released ScopeBox on January 3. ScopeBox is
a Macintosh-only tool for monitoring and recording video with a full
set of monitoring tools. ScopeBox has been compared to Adobe’s
(formerly Serious Magic) DV Rack.

After our popular Pick our Brains segment we’ll  be talking
with Keith Larsen, founder of the Connecticut Final Cut Pro User Group
and co-host of the Creative Cow
Red-hot Roundup podcast.

In our second interview we’ll be talking with Steve Kilisky, Senior
Group Product Manager Adobe Production Studio, about the announcement
today that the next release of Adobe’s Production Studio will be
available for Windows and Intel Macintosh.

And finally, in our “BuZZ in Depth” segment this week we’ll be
talking about How HD makes you look fat.

Creative Planet’s Digital Production BuZZ is live 6-7 pm Pacific
Time. Join
the Show Live, listen to, or download an episode from the archives or subscribe to the
podcast through iTunes or off the website.