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Remarkable. Did you actually do that guy's hair? If so, what gravity-defying secrets did you use?

No, of course not. You can edit on any software. I think Final Cut is the standard that most people use, although the latest version isn't winning many fans.

Hey all: I just wanted to announce the launch of my new filmmaker blog, Life of A Preditor. You can follow it here: http://steve-janas.blogspot.com/ What's a preditor? We're filmmakers who run around with ENG cameras, shooting content for the web that we then edit on our Macs. I've been...

Making of Tolltaker When we shot the Tolltaker, we made a two-minute "mini-feature" about the Rotoscoping animation method we used. Here's a link, if anyone is curious: http://www.youtube.com/user/reelstuff44?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/0/07I4SEhh3R0

Not sure if this is the right forum for this kind of announcement, but I joined this site because I now have something to promote: a 25-minute short film I produced, wrote, directed and edited called "The Tolltaker." It will be screened for the first time at this month's New Jersey Film...

I don't know why I wrote that title. Just to get people's attention, probably. Anyway, my name is Steve Janas, and I am the director of one film, The Tolltaker, and writer/producer of another, called Trashed. The feature-length script for The Tolltaker was a semi-finalist in the 2005 Nicholl...

Hey all: This is Steve Janas, filmmaker from the Philadelphia area. I own a production company called Reel Stuff Entertainment (www.ReelStuff-Entertainment.com), which has made more than 500 web and new media videos since we got started in 2006. We've done original series for The Discovery...