If you want a top of the line steady system for your camera gear, you need to check out Sachtler and their artemis system. In this episode, you will see the system at work and Billy, a rep from Sachtler, explains how to use it.

If you are an indie move producer, check out Virsona.com, where you can create fictional characters (from you movie) and have people (your viewers) interact with those characters. Virsona even gives you analytics as to what people are saying.

MACCAM distributes lighting equipment for video and film production including Barger, LED leds, Chimera, Mathew Sans and HMI lights.

Cal Digits offers the HD Pro production, a RAID product that will do 390 to 400MBits per second for doing 1080 uncompress HD.

Check out G-Technologie's hard drive solutions including fiber channel products for uncompressed HD applications, e-SATA connection drives and firewire drives.

Check out the latest HD cards from Matrox for both Mac, Final Cut Pro, and PC, for Adobe Premiere Pro including HD monitoring.

Check out the latest cameras from JVC Pro, including their GY-HD200U and GY-HD250U, which record HDV n 24p, 25p, 30p, 50p and 60p. It also has a 60p live output via analog with 4:2:2 color space.

Check out the latest offerings from AJA including the Kona cards for Final Cut Pro and the Xena cards for Windows which works with Adobe Premiere pro, Adobe After Effects, Eyeon Fusion and Autodesk.

Are you in the market for a new camera? Tim Smith, from Canon DV, shows us the latest from Canon including the new HV 30, HF 10 (no tapes!) and of course the higher end Canon XL-H1, XH-G1 and XH-A1, of course, all of them are HD!

If you know what RED is, the incredible 4K digital video camera, then you need to check out this episode. Listen to Evin Grant, from 4K Ninjas talk about what they do, why they like the RED camera and how to get your hands on one.

Do you constantly change your audio levels on your Mac for each device? Isn't it a pain to go into the preferences, click on sound, then select your sound source and manage your levels? SoundSource from Rogue Amoeba makes this task easy and fast!

Do you have way too many tracks in your Final Cut Project? Wish you could freeze some of those tracks so that they don't scroll? Watch this podcast to learn how to create a timeline static region in Final Cut Pro.

Want a quick and easy way to rename all your files in your hard drive to match the clip names in Final Cut Pro? Want to rename your clips in Final Cut Pro project to match the file names in your hard drive? I'll show you how to do it in this episod

Do you need an image (freeze frame) from a particular frame in your clip for your website? Creating a freeze frame in Final Cut Pro is very easy to accomplish and I will show you how to do it in this episode.

Do you have hundreds of assets in your Final Cut Pro project, but only using a percentage of them in your sequences? Want to find out how to get rid of the unused assets in your Final Cut Pro project quickly? Watch this podcast to learn how!

Do you need to share your external Mac drives with Windows PC users? In this podcast you'll learn what Mac Drive 7 is, how to install and how to use it. It's the best utility for sharing drives between Mac and PC machines.

Did you ever wonder how to create a panoramic photograph in Photoshop CS3? If so, this episode is for you. If you never cared about panoramic photographs, then don't watch this episode. You'll be bored.

Does it take you forever to find the filter you are looking for in Final Cut Pro? Well, then this podcast is definitely for you. I'll show you 4 ways, one of the being the super duper fast way, to search for and apply filters to clips.

Are you wasting rendering time (and cycles) because you applied a filter to an entire clip, but are really using it's effects on only a portion of that clip? In this podcast, I'll show you how to apply a filter to only a portion of a clip.

Did you know that you can arrange your photographs any which way you want (well, almost) using the Survey view in Lightroom. Watch this podcast to learn about the Survey view and it's limitations.