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Re:Frame Video Lounge: By becoming part of our community you will gain access to the Video Lounge that houses video blogs containing tutorials, tips, and latest work! You will also be the first to know when any breaking news hits the Re:Frame scene.

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Re:Frame is a community of storytellers who came together in 2007 with a clear vision: that being an event filmmaker is pretty freak'n cool, and it's about damn time we have a movement that reflects that. Through various forms of community, Re:Frame will continually find, develop, and promote an exclusive list of filmmakers who will be messengers of event film making to a world that longs to re:live the emotion, passion, and joy of life.

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Re:new your spirit
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Thursday
18Feb

Become a member of the Re:Frame Community!

Become a part of the Community!

Register here to become a member of our community in order to be the first to know about future events!  If you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to send us an email - info@reframecollective and one of the founders will respond to you within 48 hrs.

Thursday
18Feb

Who are the Re:Frame Collective?

Kristen* - Bliss Productions, San Francisco

Julie Hill - Elysium Productions, Orange County

Bruce Patterson - Cloud Nine Creative Inc., Vancouver Canada

Jason Magbanua - Jason Magbanua Video, Philippines

 

Friday
08May

New Re:Frame San Francisco Twitter Wall!

Just use #rfsf in your tweet to participate!

 

Monday
04May

Re:Frame on Engadget!

Pretty freaking cool!  Who knew that an all out event videographer geekfest could be such a great subject!  Or maybe it has to do w/the awesome filmmaker behind the scenes.  Major props to Philip Bloom!

And while you're here, check out Philip's Day 6 video blog... more Re:Frame stuff (and other pure awesomeness here).  Oh and if you don't follow him yet on twitter, you should!  @philipbloom

Sunday
03May

Glidetrack Compact Video from Re:Frame Austin

One of the great things about Re:Frame is how involved the attendees get.  Last Tuesday in Austin, I talked about how I love using the Glidetrack Compact on my shoots.  I then lent it to some attendees during our Tuesday shootout in Austin. Below is a short clip that shows the beauty in its simplicity.  At just 18" long, it can fit in any carry-on bag, is a snap to bring along to any shoot and the range it brings to your shots is amazing!  Thanks to Brian Press @ Impressive Creations for putting it together for us!

~Bruce

Friday
01May

Re:Frame Austin - The Shootout by Philip Bloom

Check it out... Panasonic asked Philip to test out the new GH1 DSLR.   I think the video he created with this camera is pretty hot.  I guess a ton of other people do too because there were over 10,000 hits in one day and it even crashed exposure room!  To see the hotness, click to play below.

 

You can read the full review of the camera here (as well as see some still shots) here.

Wednesday
29Apr

Kareoke - Re:Frame Day 1 (Relaxing after a day of education)

Normally I like to do a little pre-amble to our blog entries, but in this case, I think I'll let the clip speak for itself.  Just to give you a 1-liner for context though - this is what happens when Kareoke meets Re:Frame attendees when they're letting lose after a full day of learning!

Bruce

PS Thanks to Patrick @ Still-Motion for putting together the clip.