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MILLIMETER (90's PLUS)
Magazine from United States

- "The source for practical information on motion picture and television production."
- Editor: Cynthia Wisehart.

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December 1999

EQUIPMENT BUYERS GUIDE
Product Index
Film and video product categories.
Product Directory
Manufacturers listed by product category.
Manufacturers Directory
Manufacturers listed alphabetically with addresses and phone numbers.

November 1999

From Sprints to Marathons What feature films taught four spot directors by Michael Goldman
Immaculate Conversion Pennebaker/Hegedus on digital field production by Darroch Greer
Digital Field Production: Assignment Hanoi by Darroch Greer and Mel Lambert
Field Ready The rental perspective on HD production by Philip De Lancie
Fear and Loathing on the Low-Budget Trail Unions, right-to-work, and other dilemmas by Marsha Scarbrough
Doing It Bright Florida proves location does matter by Kristinha McCort
Step by Step: Stuart Little No small feat for SPI by Ellen Wolff
Digital Cinema The studio perspective, Part II by Peter H. Putman
The Basics Getting the best out of video duplication by Philip De Lancie
IBC Wrap Up Notes from the Floor by Dan Ochiva
The Mix: Wired for Sound Integrated production at DS&P by Philip De Lancie
Beta Sight Post Impressions' SpiDDR
Fade to Black Zhao Fei, Cinematographer

October 1999

Ad Agency Round Table What are agencies looking for? by Audrey Doyle
Thinking in Color New ideas for 2K and HD telecine by Cynthia Wisehart
Keeping Track Digital facility management by Michael Goldman
It Takes All Kinds Stock shooters on the job by Matt Cheplic
Step by Step: The Thomas Crown Affair Getting off the ground by Ellen Wolff
Production Guide: Texas/Hawaii Texas and Hawaii stay sharp by Kristinha McCort
A Digital Force Lucasfilm on electronic cinema. Following this story, read Pete's report from Loew's Mediow 6 screening featuring TI's DLP digital cinema projector. by Peter H. Putman
Workstation Round-Up Graphics goes commodity by Dan Ochiva
Impressions of Siggraph Standouts from the show floor by Dan Ochiva, Michael Goldman, and Kristinha McCort
Mix to Pix Sexy gear and fishy Foley by Ty Ford
Beta Sight Cinema Graphics ShadeTree Renderer by Dave Rand and Dale Mayeda
HDTV Handbook News and advice from the HDTV frontier by Jerry Whitaker
Fade to Black Sydney Pollack, Director
Reel of Fame

September 1999

Beyond Limits Shooting in the field by Darroch Greer
Audio in the Field by Mel Lambert
A Lot from a Little Low-budget indies and digital effects by Michael Goldman
Chasing the Muse How music video directors devise treatments by Matt Cheplic
Production Guide: Chicago/Detroit Chicago and Detroit head into the diversification frontier by Kristinha McCort
Step by Step: Inspector Gadget Dream Quest devises digital gadgetry by Ellen Wolff
After Market Effects A guide to plug-ins, meshes, models, links, and more by S.D. Katz
Network Rationale Why move to Fibre Channel? by Dan Ochiva
Mix to Pix New York's newest screening facility by Ty Ford
dSP Postation at Margarita Mix by Philip De Lancie
Breaking the rules to get bigger sound by Ty Ford
Audio Equipment Preview by Kristinha McCort
Beta Sight Brainstorm's Virtual Set Software
Fade to Black Janusz Kaminski, Director/Cinematographer

August 1999

Same Game, New Rules Sports and News get a boost from new technology by Matt Cheplic
Digital Independents Seven entrepreneurial stories by Erich Spencer
DVD Deconstructed Becoming a smart DVD client by Philip De Lancie
The Haunting Gets Physical Practical effects at work by Michael Goldman
Production Guide: California California's facilities branch into new services by Kristinha McCort
Step by Step: Deep Blue Sea Hammerhead dives into the digital deep by Ellen Wolff
See All That You Can See Video monitors for the HDV age by Peter Putman
Mix to Pix Orchestral audio for DVD by Philip De Lancie
Beta Sight Sierra Designs' HD 1.5 Plus
California Spotlight Check out our spotlight on California companies

July 1999

DPs In the Digital Realm: What's a cinematographer for?
Internet Toonz: Make it move and they will come.
Spiderman Leaps Into 3D: Kleiser-Walczak takes viewers along for the ride.
Rising Stock: The boom in licensed images continues.
First Person: HDTV: Birth of an Art.
Step by Step: Wild Wild West: ILM Creates 80-foot Arachnid.
Siggraph '99: Coming home to California.
Desktop HD: A perspective.
HDTV Handbook: News and advice from the HDTV frontier.
Reel of Fame: The best and most recent work of commercial directors and teleproduction facilities.

June 1999

How ILM's Army Conquered The Phantom Menace: A look inside ILM's digital pipeline.
The Tommy Awards: Millimeter's third annual NAB awards.
Virtual Sets: Designing for Broadcast.
The Mother of Rental Trends: Digital video evolution impacts all corners of the industry.
Production Guide: New York: The Big Apple means new methods, media.
Asset Management: Getting started with asset management.
Cinematography Update: NAB and Beyond.
Mix to Pix: Inside IMAX Sound.
Beta Sight: Discreet's Fire 3.0.

May 1999

Big Pictures: Filmmakers assess the state of the giant screen.
A Different Cirque: Cirque du Soleil in IMAX 3D.
Speaking About Compositing: Six things producers should know.
Pioneering 2K Transfer: The future of color begins slowly.
Production Guide: Eastern Canada/New England: Variety is key in Eastern Canada and New England.
Step by Step: Pushing Tin: Seeing the light at 30,000 feet.
Fibre Channel: Network of the future...?
New Digital Tools: Notes on cameras, lenses, VTRs and editors.
Mix to Pix: A Loud Irony Enters the Mix: The Film Volume Issue.
Mix to Pix: Audio Equipment Preview: by Kristinha McCort.
Beta Sight: MTI's IntelliDeck.

April 1999

The Camera Changes Everything: How Ron Howard and company melded video and film for EDtv.
Adding Value to DVD: Designing featurettes and web connectivity for feature film DVDs.
The Right Track: Filmmakers discuss the increasing importance of 3D tracking software.
Roll With the Punches: Mobile companies face the unexpected.
Leaping Over the Line: Moving from a below-the-line production job into the director's chair.
Step by Step: eXistenZ Toy Box, Toronto applies motion control and CG to Cronenberg's mutants.
Faster and Better: Technology Pushes Storage: Nine things to know from the storage frontier.
NAB: The Megashow: A few final words on the big event.
NAB Audio.
Mix to Pix: Making Panasonic's DA7 console.
Beta Sight: Interactive Effects' Piranha Compositing Software.

March 1999

The Cinematic Sell: How to bring feature film style to commercials.
The Road to HD: Post veterans sound off on what's real now.
A Whole New Ball Game: Techniques for shooting HD sports.
First Person: The Basics of HD Audio.
Step by Step: Virus: Arete and proprietary ingenuity build a tidal wave for Virus.
NAB '99: What to look for at the convergence-fest.
Sound Integrity: Guidelines for audio studio.
Mix to Pix: HD surround for the Tournament of Roses Parade.
Beta Sight: Avid Symphony.

February 1999

Now You See Them, Now You Don't: What you need to know about color and electronic cinema.
To Finish or Not to Finish: Should editorial shops bring finish in-house?
Light for Rent: Reports from the lighting and grip rental business.
Rectangle in the Square: Mobile companies size up HD.
NAB : Trend Spotting: Telecine and asset management trends.
Bin Management for Shared Media.
Step by Step: Star Trek Voyager: LightWave and Photoshop build Trek's Harry Kim from the bones up.
Mix to Pix: Todd-AO Studios East heads down the digital path.
Beta Sight: Imagica IMAGER3000v real time scanner.
Production Guide: Los Angeles: Production and postproduction update from Los Angeles.

January 1999

Practical MoCap: Motion capture on the job for weekly TV.
Shooting in the Extremes: Underwater, into space, across the desert, and to Sturges with the Harleys.
Creative Stock: Innovative applications of stock footage.
Digital Dilemmas: What CG still can't do (Part II).
Trend Spotting: NAB: Trends to look for at NAB '99.
Step by Step: Meteor Attacks: PC software plus 70mm equals ridefilm effects.
Mix to Pix: Micing for sports coverage.
Production Guide: Mid-Atlantic/Southeast: Production and postproduction update from the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast regions.
HDTV Handbook (Volume I): Special Advertising Supplement: News and advice from the HDTV frontier.

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