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A Digitally Bridged Divide
Or "How I learned to stop worrying,
and shoot the film"
Over the years I have met numerous individuals who
wanted to make movies, but didn't have the resources. It is no longer
as costly or inconceivable for independent movie makers to make
their dreams possible thanks to the quality and affordability of
digital video cameras and editing tools. It is my belief that there
is a revolution occurring that will diminish the importance of the
middle man (distributors) and ensure that low budget movie makers
get their films to an eager and interested public.
I love the tenacity and energy of independent movie
makers, and I especially love what digital video has done to that
community. Digital video has empowered low budget movie makers and
has given them a creative freedom that was impossible just a few
years ago. As movie makers, we can now produce quality movies, free
of creative compromise. The possibilities for this exciting medium
are endless. I invite you all to meet here and celebrate this phenomenon.
The purpose of this section is to give digital video
movie makers exposure and promotion and a place to meet and network.
I will be reviewing independent digital video movies and posting
news and announcements about movies in production as well as keeping
everyone posted on my own productions, including my surreal zombie
movie, "HYBRID."
It is my goal to create a community that supports
its members and builds a structure of true independence. I want
to see people making their movies and selling them on DVD from their
own web sites and through mail order. I want to see digital video
movies from all over the world and I want to help others see them
as well.
It is time to make the dreams come true!
Terry Osterhout
August 2002
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Learn More About
Hybrid & Other Projects - Visit:
Digitalfantastique.com
Imagine e-mailing a
friend in California for digital video footage
of palm trees and ocean, while you are shooting
your digital video production in the freezing
Midwest in mid-winter. The possibilities
digital video has afforded us are limitless.
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