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    Kodak to Sponsor Hands-On Film Workshops At Cine Gear Expo

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    LOS ANGELES -- (SPW) --

    Kodak is hosting Stop By Shoot Film workshops on June 20 and 21 at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. during Cine Gear Expo 2008 here at the Universal Studios Backlot. Classes will be offered in the 35 mm format on the latest KODAK VISION3 color negative.

    Stop By Shoot Film sessions are designed to provide hands-on opportunities to shoot various Kodak stocks with the latest cameras. Participants shoot their own footage under the guidance of an experienced cinematographer, and later receive a DVD of their work so they can see and learn from the results.

    These two-hour workshops are free but space is limited. To pre-register online, go to www.kodak.com/go/stopbyshootfilm. Participants also need to be registered for Cine Gear Expo (www.cinegearexpo.com).

    “Stop By Shoot Film workshops provide an opportunity for filmmakers at all stages of their careers to experiment with the latest film tools and analyze what they created,” says Kodak’s Judy Doherty.

    For more than 100 years, Kodak has been providing tools for the creative community to tell their stories in motion, and is the world-class leader in providing film, digital and hybrid motion imaging products, services, and technology to the entertainment industries.

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    r more information, visit www.kodak.com/go/motion.

    SPW Category:Filmmaking Products and Services



    Stephen Arnold Music Creates Immersive Soundscapes for Histovery’s “Surrounded: The Alamo Augmented Experience”

    Tuesday, December 3, 2024
    Stephen Arnold Music Creates Immersive Soundscapes for Histovery’s “Surrounded: The Alamo Augmented Experience”

    Stephen Arnold Music (SAM), the world leader in sonic branding, recreated the sounds of the most storied site in Texas history for Surrounded: The Alamo Augmented Experience now on view at The Alamo in San Antonio. SAM produced stunningly realistic, immersive soundscapes for the groundbreaking AR attraction, which takes visitors on a journey through The Alamo’s 300-year history. The sound environments bring vividly to life the rich, natural ambience of the site in six distinct time periods, as well as battle sounds and the voices of Native Americans, Spanish friars and the heroic defenders The Alamo. Surrounded: The Alamo Augmented Experience was produced by Histovery, a leader in augmented reality experiences. Using a handheld tablet with a custom app, The HistoPad, Alamo visitors experience its history as never before. Holding the tablet up to any number of ‘timeportals’ throughout the tour brings to life interactive characters, immersive clips and 360-degree animations from across time. "With HistoPad, you’re no longer a spectator—you’re an active part of history," said Asia Laird, Managing Director of Histovery U.S. “It’s a new way to enjoy and learn the Alamo story,” says SAM president and creative director Chad Cook. “You feel as though you are standing in the Alamo as it looked and sounded in 1813, 1836 and 1907. It’s living history.” SAM created soundscapes and dialogue specific to the different periods featured in the attraction, from the founding of Mission San Antonio de Valero in the 18th century to the beginning of efforts to preserve the site in 1907. Drawing on meticulous research and guidance from historians, the studio’s sound designers reproduced the sounds of the Battle of the... Read More

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