iMagine Video automates movie making with AppleScript
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Imagine It's a Movie: Does Star Power
Help?
Imagine It's a Movie: Does Star Power
Help?
05/12/2004 08:02 PMNew video games help you to battle evil along with James Bond and Jet
Li or while standing in your own shoes.
MTV.com - Movies - News - Kurt
Cobain-Inspired Movie To Imagine
Tortured 'Last Days'
MTV.com - Movies - News - Kurt
Cobain-Inspired Movie To Imagine
Tortured 'Last Days'
04/16/2005 06:50 PMHere's an article about it .. Gus Van Sant's next
movie
mtv.com/movies/news/articles/1490087/08102004/story.jhtml
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iMagine Video 1.0.1
iMagine Video 1.0.1
05/10/2004 08:39 PMProduct Description: A similar product to iMagine Photo with the added
functionality of being able to create movies and add movie frames.
This tool allows you to do pretty much anything that can be done via
AppleScript with image files and frames of movies.
iMagine Video 1.0
iMagine Video 1.0
04/09/2004 03:59 PM iMagine Video is a tool for processing image files and movie frames
using AppleScript. This is a similar program to iMagine Photo with the
added features of being able to create movies and add frames to the
movies using AppleScript.
"Imagine living in a world without
words. Then imagine getting pregnant,
perhaps as a result of rape, giving
birth alone, being arrested - and not
having the words to explain, or to
understand what is happening."
"Imagine living in a world without
words. Then imagine getting pregnant,
perhaps as a result of rape, giving
birth alone, being arrested - and not
having the words to explain, or to
understand what is happening."
04/13/2004 03:29 AMFonda: Movie Making Is a Lot Like Sex
(AP)
Fonda: Movie Making Is a Lot Like Sex
(AP)
05/08/2004 08:20 PMAP - Jane Fonda, who recently came out of her 14-year retirement from
acting, says shooting a movie is a lot like sex.
Movie Contest: "Making Movies On A Mac"
Movie Contest: "Making Movies On A Mac"
09/10/2004 04:18 PMVideo games on a Movie T
Video games on a Movie T
08/29/2004 12:50 PMTechzonez Aug 29 2004 5:21PM GMT
TMPG’s New TSUNAMI MPEG DVD EasyPack
Suite Brings a Complete Package for
Movie Making to Retail Shelves
TMPG’s New TSUNAMI MPEG DVD EasyPack
Suite Brings a Complete Package for
Movie Making to Retail Shelves
03/14/2005 05:24 PMSoup-to-nuts DVD movie-making that’s easy enough for beginners, robust
enough for professionals [PRWEB Mar 10, 2005]
Movie-Based Video Games
Movie-Based Video Games
08/19/2004 11:06 PMG4 Tech TV Aug 20 2004 2:55AM GMT
Movie Studios Allow Some Video Copying
Movie Studios Allow Some Video Copying
07/14/2004 11:47 AMMovie, TV Fans Ogle Video to Go
Movie, TV Fans Ogle Video to Go
07/13/2004 05:18 AMForget DVDs. Leave the iPod at home. The latest in consumer
electronics is portable video players that let people watch recorded
movies and TV programs anywhere. Microsoft is leading the charge with
its small-screen format. By John Gartner.
New portable video/movie rights planned
New portable video/movie rights planned
07/14/2004 11:56 AMA group of eight companies, including Warner Bros Studios and Walt
Disney, has announced plans to make available a content-management
technology, called Advanced Access Content System (AACS), that would
allow consumers to copy prerecorded digital content, such as videos,
and share it with networked and portable devices. The AACS technology
is being developed by the AACS LA to manage content stored on future
generations of prerecorded and recordable optical media, the group
said in a statement. The technology will let users make authorized
copies and share content, including high-definition video, with
home-networked devices, including PCs, and portable devices, it said.
A Catalog of Video Movie Title Screens
A Catalog of Video Movie Title Screens
08/13/2004 07:09 AMI love the Internet. Where else are you going to get a catalog of the
title screens of over 2800 movies? It's available at
http://www.shillpages.com/movies/ . The listings here are...
The On2 VP6 Video Codec & Free Movie To
Kill A Lawyer
The On2 VP6 Video Codec & Free Movie To
Kill A Lawyer
01/04/2004 05:52 PMWired News: Movie, TV Fans Ogle Video to
Go
Wired News: Movie, TV Fans Ogle Video to
Go
07/14/2004 03:00 AMMovie, TV Fans Ogle Video to
Go
wired.com/news/digiwood/0,1412,64181,00.html
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Hilton video making rounds on Internet
Hilton video making rounds on Internet
11/13/2003 11:19 AMMSNBC Nov 13 2003 10:25AM ET
Final Fatality: the direct-to-video
movie title generator.
Final Fatality: the direct-to-video
movie title generator.
01/09/2004 09:57 PM Fina
l Fatality: the direct-to-video movie title generator. Now all you
need is Chuck Norris or the guy from Beastmaster and a DV camera! And,
Ka-Ching! Watch the money roll in!
PMA Adds Internet Video to Promote
Making Digital Prints
PMA Adds Internet Video to Promote
Making Digital Prints
07/07/2004 06:29 AMSupermarketnews.com - Wed Jul 7, 09:11 am GMT
tech.life@play | Movie-based video games
attracted gamers in 2003
tech.life@play | Movie-based video games
attracted gamers in 2003
01/01/2004 04:32 AMPhiladelphia Inquirer Jan 1 2004 3:35AM ET
Chinese Movie Industry Recognizes Movie
Watching Is A Social Experience
Chinese Movie Industry Recognizes Movie
Watching Is A Social Experience
03/22/2005 05:03 PMYesterday we noted that the MPAA and movie theater owners were
whini
ng about how much people coming in an taping movies was hurting
their business. The obvious response, we pointed out, is to recognize
that going to the movies is a
social experience. It's not just
about the content (though, that is important), but the overall
experience. If they improved that, then people would want to go --
even if they could score the same movie off the internet or a cheap
DVD bought off the street. While the folks in Hollywood refuse to
entertain this idea, someone (anonymously) in the comments to that
story pointed to an article in China noting that
this is exactly what Chinese movie theaters have done.
After years of declining attendance, they finally shaped up and made
going to the movies cool again. They improved the overall experience,
putting in better equipment and more comfortable seats. They improved
the sound and the lighting as well. It sounds like they also made
some theaters to be more like bars, to help attract young adults away
from traditional bars. Yet the supposedly "creative" movie people in
Hollywood insist "nothing can be done" to get people into the theater.
Imagine That...
Imagine That...
04/19/2004 12:18 AMImagine writing a technical manual using plain text. No "bolds",
"italics" or "underline". No diagrams nor illustrations. No changes of
fonts nor colors. And imagine having to write your manual using a text
editor -- such as vi -- without any of the modern convenience one has
come to expect out of Microsoft Word.
That is the sad state of
affair of comments inside source code.
IBM Automates DB2
IBM Automates DB2
09/10/2004 02:04 AMAfter a nearly two-year hiatus, IBM has updated its DB2 database
software with capabilities borrowed from its autonomic computing
portfolio. DB2 Universal Database (DB2 8.2), formerly code-named
Stinger, automatically self manages and self tunes data without human
intervention.
Trying to imagine
Trying to imagine
01/06/2005 11:47 AMAcross Europe, people stop in their tracks for three minutes to
express their solidarity with the people of the Indian Ocean.
to tinker is to imagine
to tinker is to imagine
05/10/2004 10:01 AMWulfius Khan put the
words into a picture, which links the argument to Ed Felten's
Freedom to Tinker argument
in a way I hadn't quite seen.
Original Link.
Imagine your Genome on DVD
Imagine your Genome on DVD
04/21/2004 02:10 AMTechnology is moving at light speed and what would have been thought
possible is now a reality. In the near...
Imagine A UN-Run Internet
Imagine A UN-Run Internet
11/10/2003 11:10 PMDamon Dimmick writes "Small countries in the United Nations have been
arguing to put the Internet under the control of the UN so that
countries can more easily ...
IBM Automates WebSphere
IBM Automates WebSphere
06/25/2004 12:46 AMA beta of IBM's WebSphere Extended Deployment software is designed to
monitor and self-manage the performance of software and hardware in
response to extreme variances in network conditions. As a result, IBM
claims that IT resources can be adjusted on the fly and reallocated to
critical business applications with greater speed and accuracy than
with human intervention.
Can you imagine the shrinkage?
Can you imagine the shrinkage?
03/13/2003 10:22 AMSurfing in February is something left to the truly devoted surfers.
Doin
g it in Lake Superior at that time of year is another
thing entirely. [via SportsFilter]
Robot Automates Science
Robot Automates Science
01/29/2004 12:59 PMRobot Automates Sciencehttp://www.trnmag.com/Stories/2004/012804/Robot_automat
es_science_012804.htmlScientists would seem to hold
one of the last occupations threatened by automation, given the
brainpower and education involved. But equipping a laboratory robot
with artificial intelligence software makes for a fair approximation
of a scientist. Faster gene and drug discovery could result.
FSF automates archiving and grooming
FSF automates archiving and grooming
05/22/2004 03:44 AMNovell announced the latest version of its File System Factory service
last week and so far, it's only available for NetWare. Linux and
Windows versions are promised, though, and if you have multiple server
operating systems on your network you should be eagerly anticipating
that move.
New Kit Automates 3G Applications
Evaluation
New Kit Automates 3G Applications
Evaluation
12/10/2003 05:47 AM3G Dec 10 2003 4:50AM ET
Final de Imagine Cup España
Final de Imagine Cup España
05/12/2004 09:45 AMFrance lifts MS Imagine Cup
France lifts MS Imagine Cup
07/08/2004 07:04 AMThe Microsoft Games
EDS automates security updates
EDS automates security updates
07/14/2004 08:18 PMCNET Jul 15 2004 0:30AM GMT
SureType automates repetitive tasks
SureType automates repetitive tasks
04/27/2004 11:54 AMRampell Software today released SureType, a US$19.95 utility that
allows you to define text shortcuts that insert frequently typed text,
open Web sites and applications...
Trying to imagine hackers of cognition
and the infinite
Trying to imagine hackers of cognition
and the infinite
12/05/2003 01:49 PM
I've just read Mark Pilgrim's post, "The
infinite hotel", which I'm sure I'll need to re-read a few times
and chase down references to read. Also I'm reading Gödel, Escher, Bach again for the
third time, since I first read it in high school and needed corks in
my ears to prevent brain slurry from spilling out. I really need to
read more of this sort of thing, refresh myself on all the math I took
in college, and explore some of this really abstract stuff.
Something I've been musing about lately, without any real novel ideas
or insights, is about the history of computation and these thinking
machines. Not history in terms of events and when, but in terms of
the concepts and discoveries leading up to keyboards, screens, and
code today. Thinking about things like recursion, and sets, and
logic, and all the patterns and revolutions in thought that are the
basis for everyday business and life today.
I've been trying to imagine the world in each moment where each of
these things were new, when these things were worked out in minds and
on paper. When there were no computational engines available to carry
out calculations or work out conclusions to logical constructions.
Today, these discoveries are crystallized in computing architectures,
and so geeks hack and play and learn by example. The construction of
the CPU is objective fact, independent of subjective thought or
understanding, and the behavior of code demonstrates the laws and
rules. Before, the rules were carefully reasoned out and intuited
from observations on the objective universe, but now they're
assimilated by example from mechanically working artifacts.
I'm not sure I'm expressing this very well, or if my thoughts are very
well formed altogether, but I'm trying to imagine mental life without
readily available, objectively existing computational artifacts with
which we can play, without prohibitive investments of effort or time.
No scripting languages with which to just try out logical
constructions. No calculators with which to solve formulae. All
manual, all by hand, all worked out by careful thought and precision.
I'm trying to imagine what geeks like me, as I am today, would be like
at a time when everyone dealing in these things was an abstraction
astronaut, and there was not really a such thing as
that-which-just-works or worse-is-better. Does this make any sense?
Again, this is not really an expression of anything coherent or novel.
This is mostly me just in awe of how we got here, and trying to get
myself above the mode of being just a hacker chasing down the
phylogeny of all that's come before, and into some meta-mode of
understanding of the things behind what makes these thinking machines
and the thinking itself work. Maybe after a few more decades of this
I'll have some thoughts worth sharing synthesized from all that I've
learned.
Tool Automates Photomontage Edits
Tool Automates Photomontage Edits
08/04/2004 02:35 AMDirect and Related Links for 'Tool
Automates Photomontage Edits'
“Researchers from the University of Washington and Microsoft
Research have devised a method of automatically and seamlessly
combining features of multiple photographs, including photographs that
depict movement. The method, dubbed Interactive Digital Photomontage,
automatically finds seams between parts of two or more source
photographs after a user provides rough guidance. The software allow
users to, for instance, make a composite photograph from several
pictures of a group of people, according to the
researchers.”…
Spirent Automates 3G Applications
Evaluation
Spirent Automates 3G Applications
Evaluation
06/07/2004 04:20 AM3G Jun 7 2004 8:15AM GMT
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