August 11th, 2008 | Posted in 
Short Films
Congratulations to all involved with “The Ground Beneath” which has picked up an AFI nomination for Best Short Fiction Film. Last Friday night it also won the “Panavision Best Australian Achievement in Cinematography” Award at the Melbourne International Film Festival. For more information please visit - www.passionpictures.com.au
June 24th, 2008 | Posted in Short Films
“A contemporary Western about desperate buyers, desperate sellers, and an unthinkable deal.”
Nice Shootin Cowboy has been selected in competition for it’s World Premiere in August at the Melbourne International Film Festival 2008.
The film is also one of four films nominated for Best Short Film in the 41st annual AWGIE Awards 2008. Judged by the Australian Writers’ Guild, the AWGIE Awards are the only Australian writing awards judged solely by writers. The awards will be presented in Melbourne in August 200
January 16th, 2008 | Posted in Short Films
Jimbo is 13 and can think of only one girl–Sarah Jane. And no matter what stands in his way–bullies, violence, chaos, or zombies–nothing will stop him from finding a way into her world.
Good luck at Sundance from all at Audioloc!
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August 20th, 2008 |
Posted in Recent News
From Wired comes this scary news for radio mic users and manufactures.
“Cross one off the list of Google’s friends.
Wireless audio-equipment manufacturers and producers of live events are up in arms against Google’s efforts to open up a little-used patch of radio spectrum.
May 7th, 2008 |
Posted in Recent News
Audioloc is pleased to announce that we now offer remote ADR recording using Source Connect and Pro Tools software.
April 5th, 2008 |
Posted in Recent News
This article from Wired describes how -
” A quest by researchers at the University of Rochester resulted in a 20-second clarinet solo being compressed into less than a single kilobyte of data
January 4th, 2008 |
Posted in Recent News
Widevine’s DRM securities solutions have been integrated into Gaia online for the specific use of protecting Flash-based content distributed in the virtual world by Warner and Sony Pictures Television. Read more »
