I drove San Diego two days in a row!
First day, Thursday, Oct 12th, I went there for tech check of Asian Stories (Book 3) But the projectionist was not available. So pretty much I worked all day at Kinko's to take care of other film festivals that we got accept. And then I had to drive back because I had to pick up some equipment.
Second Day, Friday Oct 13rg, I drove back again for the screening. Even though San Diego Asian Film Festival staff was kinda reluctant to give us a min to check our film, I push them to make a room for the tech check.
I know they were really busy taking care of other films, but this is the destiny of video projection.... you really have to spend time to check the color and audio unlike film... I'm sorry and thank you very much to San Diego Asian Film Festival staff... they are doing excellent job!
People said that digital projection is easy... NO WAY... It's much more difficult than film projection since all the color correction and audio was pretty much done at the lab.
Anyway, we had a blast. Everybody at the screening in San Diego Asian Film Festival loved our movie.
Well.. we'll continue for Hawaii film festival.
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- Katz Ueno
- Los Angeles and Yokkaichi, California and Mie, Japan, United States
- Katz is born in Yokkaichi, Mie Japan. At the age of 3, he began filming super 8, and started programming. And he had been actively involved with track & field. The sitting and running long hours became the good combination during his early age. After getting a BA degree at Cal State. Univ., Long Beach, he has worked a several feature films and TV projects which had been released to the market. Since 1996, he has self-taught web design. Then he became the editor-in-chief of Entertainment Today, a 40-year-old entertainment weekly. He became an editor of English publication He is also the Japanese language project manager of concrete5, a web content management software in 2009, and deeply involved in Open Source It's very hard to describe his skill in short sentence. But he can shoot-chop-mix-market a film, design-program-maintain a web, and write-cover-edit-publish a news. Anything information and technology. In 2010, he is about to start his new project JapanExp. With the concepts of Explore, Express and Export Japan, and using all of his experience, he will start a new media to promote cool Japan.
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