I have only recently gotten around to reading another book by one of my favorite authors, Kim Stanley Robinson. After reading his Mars Trilogy (Red Mars, Green Mars, and Blue Mars, plus the companion book, The Martians, after which my latest short film is named) for the first time many years ago and recently rereading [...]

In the last post I said I would have plenty of time to figure out how to pay for the Red One camera I had just made a down payment on before it shipped. Given the interest, the already sizable waiting list, and my only recent reservation, I figured that a summer delivery would be [...]

Today I made a purchase. If you’re a filmmaker, you might have heard of it: In brief, the Red One camera, the brain child of Oakley’s founder Jim Jannard is destined to change the face of filmmaking (and indeed, is well on its way). It’s the first digital camera that can deliver a picture quality [...]

If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the newly released poster. And if it’s any indication, we may have something resembling the original movies after all:

At the moment I’m writing from warm and sunny Florida, where I have made one penultimate trip down to accomplish a varied spectrum of things, one of which was to witness and photograph the last shuttle launch I may have the chance to see for awhile.Alas, it was not to be, as some troublesome fuel [...]