USEFUL LINKS

In an effort to help RFVM members looking for further information on video related subjects we thought it would be useful if we added links to other sites which may be of interest to you.

For a comprehensive online catalogue for club sweatshirts etc: see www.bladeprint.co.uk

One member found the HowCast site particularly useful. Follow the links under Emerging Filmmakers heading near the bottom of the page.

Further to our recent camera techniques talk, check out these steadycam offers:
http://www.cameragrip.co.uk/

proDAD Mercalli Video stabilisation software.

RFVM pages on Facebook at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Reading-Film-Video-Makers/21137905803

Cut to the Beat is a royalty free music resource for Film, TV & web media producers.
Cut to the Beat offers you some of the best royalty free music available. It's available for immediate download, you pay once and then you can use the music forever, worldwide
Please checkout the online store at http://www.cuttothebeat.com

For quality copyright-free music in CD, CD ROM and single track instant downloads format.
Please checkout the online store at http://www.trackline.com/acatalog/Store.html
You can preview all of the tracks before purchasing and now, with the single track download section, you have instant access to over 1000 tracks!

Anyone needing Copyright free music for their films might like to consider AKM Music.

A very useful training site is at:
http://www.cybercollege.com/tvp_ind.htm

Anyone wanting projection systems, the club has used Reflex in the past.
http://www.reflex.co.uk/

Anyone interested in animation might find the following useful:
Stop Motion Pro

AnimatorDV
http://animatordv.wmmedia.com/
CreaToon
http://www.creatoon.com/
Each of these has a demo version that is downloadable.

If any members need videos converted or colour corrected, check out GTH Electronics who sell a Standards Converter / Aspect Ratio Converter with Colour Correction and Timebase Correction.

If you need sound effects like buzz, crunch, beep, to enhance your film, then try
http://www.findsounds.com/

or for animal noises, explosions, crashes etc. try:
http://www.media-tracks.com/soundeffects.asp

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