Ben Robbins
October 13th, 2009, 09:52 PM
Hi there! I'm Benji Robbins. I'm 19 years old and currently living in Minneapolis.
I've been working with cameras and film most of my life, but just recently made my first legitimate camera purchase just a couple of months ago.
I own a Canon Xl1, and have access to a Tascam digital recorder. The sound quality is wonderful, and really adds a lot to projects that I'm a part of.
I'm a co-owner of a small, start up videographer business, Negative Art Productions. We started the business to try and make some money to improve our equipment to continue making short films, as well as feature length.
I've just recently started using Adobe Premiere for my editing. Since I'm new to that program, and editing in general, any tips or useful information would be greatly appreciated.
That's about all I can think of at the moment. I'm very passionate about film, and I'm constantly working on the many, many projects I have on the back burner. I have a few short films to my name.
I'm looking forward to being a part of this community, and I'm expecting to learn a lot.
Thanks for reading.
I've been working with cameras and film most of my life, but just recently made my first legitimate camera purchase just a couple of months ago.
I own a Canon Xl1, and have access to a Tascam digital recorder. The sound quality is wonderful, and really adds a lot to projects that I'm a part of.
I'm a co-owner of a small, start up videographer business, Negative Art Productions. We started the business to try and make some money to improve our equipment to continue making short films, as well as feature length.
I've just recently started using Adobe Premiere for my editing. Since I'm new to that program, and editing in general, any tips or useful information would be greatly appreciated.
That's about all I can think of at the moment. I'm very passionate about film, and I'm constantly working on the many, many projects I have on the back burner. I have a few short films to my name.
I'm looking forward to being a part of this community, and I'm expecting to learn a lot.
Thanks for reading.