Drexel Cinematheque is back! Join us 7PM on Tuesday nights in the Large Screening Room for an incredible lineup of films curated by the CINETV faculty. Full schedule below.
Sept. 27 – Testament of Dr. Mabuse
Oct. 4 – Some Like it Hot
Oct. 11 – Sorcerer
Oct. 18 – Hands on a Hard Body
Oct. 25 – Godzilla (1954)
Nov. 1 – Double Indemnity
Nov. 8 – Stalker
Nov. 15 –Mad Max: Fury Road
Welcome back everyone! Hopefully your summer was enjoyable. Over the break, the lab computers were updated to the latest OS X and new versions of Adobe CC and Media Composer were installed. Furthermore, the Screening and Edit Suite is now a full color grade station and there is a brand new pre-production station, complete with Scheduling, Budgeting, and Final Draft, in 018 that students can reserve.
Looking for something fun to do this summer? Grab your blanket, folding chairs, and cooler, and see an outdoor movie! Visit Philadelphia just published their outdoor movie guide. You can find it here.
Blackmagic RAW 1.5.2 was installed on all CINETV lab computers. This means that .braw footage can now be edited directly in Adobe Premiere! As a reminder, you are still encouraged to create proxies depending on your camera settings.
Movie Magic Budgeting and Scheduling are now available in the Advanced Post House for all CINETV students to use. Please note that you need to navigate to Macintosh HD/Users/administrator/MMData/MMBudgeting OR MMScheduling/Templates at launch in order to access template folders.
Welcome back! Hopefully your break was safe and enjoyable. The only update over break was upgrading from DaVinci Resolve 16 to DaVinci Resolve 17. As a reminder, all lab computers have the regular version of Resolve except for the Color Grading labs, which have the Studio version. DaVinci Resolve is backwards compatible, so you shouldn’t have any issues updating your projects.
The CineTV Production Hub website is now drexelcinetv.tech. Be sure to add it to your favorites! Other than the name change, everything should be the same.
The Department of Cinema & Television is proud to present a discussion with Producer Amy Scholder about the making of Disclosure, a Netflix documentary featuring Laverne Cox which explores how Hollywood’s stories have influenced how Americans feel about transgender people, and how trans people are taught to feel about themselves. The discussion will take place on Wednesday, October 14th at 6:30 pm and will be moderated by FMTV Professor Ben Kalina. Participants must register at the link below and can pre-submit questions in the Questions and Comments section of the registration form. This event is open to the entire Drexel community.
Registration link
https://drexel.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rU49we75TB–tA8FMrWx-Q
Disclosure trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysbX6JUlaEc&t=3s
There will be a Netflix Party screening of Disclosure on Tuesday, October 13 at 8:00 pm. Click here to access the link an hour before the screening start time.
Please note that Movie Magic Screenwriter 6.5 will not work with Mac OSX 10.15 Catalina, which is set to be released in September. Movie Magic is currently working on a free upgrade, the details of which can be found here. The CineTV labs will not be effected by these changes.
With the installation of Adobe CC 2019 in the CineTV labs, there is now a new process for licensing all Adobe software. All students must login to Adobe CC prior to using any Adobe program. If you already have a username and password for a personal account, you can use your current credentials. Please note that this will not effect any subscription plan you have with Adobe. If you do not have an Adobe account, you will have to create one. You can do so by clicking here.