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The timing of your question is great! I just burned off the first DVD last night. It isn’t 100% finished, but it’s almost there. So I am going to try get a showing at one of the future shorts nights coming up soon, and once I get a reaction there I’ll make the final changes! But it is looking good. We’ll have it up on line really soon.
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Likely to be screened on Wednesday night at Futureshorts ( If it gets finished this weekend ) Waiting to hear from Sean B on Monday on it .
Does anyone know how much it costs to convert a film to digi-beta? Channel 6 require this format for broadcast, and we’d really like to send them this video.
Cheers!www.seanbreathnach.com
Digibeta stock isn’t cheap – An hour long digi tape costs somewhere between 70-100 Euro. Try Galway film centre.
Cork Film Centre will sort you out ,
You can actually buy shorter Digibeta tapes( 15mins I think ) talk to Chris in there about it .
Last year for the Film Fest I think he transfered all the Made in Cork shorts to digibeta
nope, cork film centre don’t transfer to digi beta, just beta which is different, I think paraic knows someone who does it in cork but he’s away off in Dublin today.
try eddie noonan or emma of frameworks films.. not sure if he does it himself..i think he might have a beta deck instead of digibeta…worth a try though, 021 4322454, you’d probably have to provide the tape yourself
Just to keep ye up to date with this – the editing is done and we are working on putting a widescreen version up on youtube and Valerie’s myspace site.
Copies of the video have been sent to Cork Film Fest, Darklight, Futureshorts and Channel 6.
That’s where things stand at the moment!
Thanks again to everyone involved.
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