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BUT Film Festival 7 t/m 11 september Breda

BUT Film Festival program announced! The program for the 6th BUT Film Festival has been announced. From September 7 to 11, the BUTFF festival will be dedicated to Non-Super-Glossy-Megapixel, or in other words, Non-special effects. Five days of B-films, underground and trash films, (comic) art, music, wandering poets, and performers with a sharp edge. BUT shows something DIFFERENT! We take you through some of the highlights of the festival. Nick Zedd (USA) BUTFF presents a retrospective of main guest Nick Zedd (USA), founder of the Cinema of Transgression manifesto and inspiration to directors such as Jim Jarmush and Steve Buscemi. Wednesday, September 7 BUTFF opens with the Swedish film 'Marianne' (2011) in the presence of director Filip Tegstedt. After the opening film, the WOORDVAKKERS take you to the Boulevard for a performance by one-man band 'DeadElvis' (NL), Elvis is back with revenge and a master plan, and coffin musician Rockin'Rubbish from Tilburg. Thursday, September 8 On Thursday, BUTFF screens the intimate documentary 'Noise & Resistance' (2011) by Julia Ostertag (D), offering a glimpse into the world of protest punks, and the Brazilian no-holds-barred splatter 'Night of the Cupacabras' (2011) by Rodrigo Aragão. From 8:00 PM, there will be a poetry stage on the festival square featuring, among others, Nick J. Swart, the Tilburg City Poet, and the Breda-based artist and performer Renée van Trier. Friday, September 9 On Friday afternoon, there will be a panel debate with underground directors, including the much-discussed German director Marian Dora. The panel debate will be moderated by 'Mister Horror' JanDoense, also known from the Night of Bad Taste. BlackFriday with the film 'Until the light takes us' (2008), a unique documentary about the Norwegian Black Metal scene. And three Satanic/Pagan bands that hurl their doom into the Boulevard at more than 666 km/h: Aderlating, Walpurisnacht, and Cirith Gorgor. Saturday, September 10 At 8:00 PM, the BUTWALK, a fashion show by artist-performer Hermine Weggen, equipped with fashionable vomit bags especially for this occasion. 'The Bunny Game' (2010) a coming-of-age film about the prostitute Bunny (definitely not for wimps!) In the evening, Martin Degville, frontman of Sigue Sigue Sputnik, takes the stage with dance-disco and a camp edge. Luk Paard (B), Poetry Performing the Rock & Roll, closes the day. Sunday, September 11 A masterclass in creating overgore effects by the Toetag team of director Fred Vogel (USA). French director Simon de Pernolitz finishes his film 'Maquinas Infernales' (2010) live on stage with the help of the audience. And in the evening, French erotic artist Costes is back on the BUT floor! What is a BUT film?? 'B-films' are films made on a small budget that do not fall under a major production studio. 'Underground films' are films that push the boundaries of what is acceptable. They often contain explicit images. 'Trash films' are over-the-top films in terms of content and visual material. For more information and the complete program: www.butff.nl

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Sony DV-DRS11 cam for sale

DSR-11 VTR The Sony DSR-11 DVCAM VTR is remarkable for two reasons. First, it is a compact portable model. With dimensions of 180 mm (w) x 258 mm (l) x 69 mm (h) and a weight of 2.8 kg, it is indeed a mini DVCAM videotape recorder. Second, this DVCAM camera can be used in both landscape and portrait modes (with the aid of a stand). Just like its larger siblings, it is compatible with various digital video cassettes: mini-DV, standard-DV (large), mini-DVCAM, and standard-DVCAM. This makes the DSR-11 VTR highly versatile. Handy, whether in a small digital or traditional tape studio or in the field. A professional DVCAM tape recorder thrives on the versatility of its connections. After all, these determine which FireWire peripherals and types of video recorders can be connected to it. Consequently, there are plenty of AV connectors, albeit somewhat more limited than on the larger stationary versions. On the back, we find the connections for FireWire (4-pin), Hosiden Y/S, RCA audio, RCA video, Lanc, and DC-in. The DC-in is for a separate power supply or a 12V battery adapter. Analog Component video over BNC connectors is absent. Furthermore, there is a switch for PAL or NTSC on the rear. For the avid playbacker, there is an auto-repeat function to endlessly repeat programs on tape. The front panel has been kept relatively simple. At the top sits the large cassette loading door. Below that are the recorder touch buttons and input switches. Just like with a large tape recorder, a full-featured wireless IR remote control is included. The DSR-11 VTR is simply a handy DVCAM-VTR device for on the go and cramped studios. Pre-editing can be done on the spot via i.Link/FireWire or Lanc. Another welcome feature is that incoming analog signals can be converted directly to DV and passed through via i.Link. That eliminates the need for an A/D converter. We only miss a second DV in/out and an XLR connection. Given the compact dimensions, there was no room for those. At first glance, you get the feeling that such a small DVCAM video recorder must have a poor transport mechanism. The opposite turns out to be true: the cassette and drive mechanism are very robust, and tape winding is lightning fast—even faster than on many DVCAM/DV video recorders. The DSR-11 VTR is easy to conextra using the on-screen menu. Also nice is the interference-free looping at 1/3 of the normal speed in both tape directions. Regarding the sound, there is a limitation compared to larger DVCAM recorders. Only two separately controllable audio channels are available, and an audio dub for dubbing is missing. However, when transferring via the FireWire DV cable, it is possible to write and read four channels. All in all, a recommendation for the DVCAM filmmaker looking for a tape feeder for their editing system or wanting to utilize perfect audio synchronization when editing from CAM to tape recorder. Unfortunately, the remote control and power cable are no longer included.

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