Please do not change the TMNT franchise in a way that will ruin my childhood memories. I understand that you did not do the best job on the Transformers films, but the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were my childhood. I was going to be a lot nastier and say don't ruin this but I just read an article where you explained that you were trying to make this universe more rich for the fans. If this is the case then yes changes can happen and I am for a retelling of the turtles from a new perspective but just make it work. Don't half ass this one, don't just say it is good enough...make it awesome, for me and the fans of the original comics/cartoon. I enjoyed the last film and the past live action turtle films but this franchise is sacred. We deserve to be treated as a contributor in the way that all the producers are for this film. I just hope the director you have slated for this film can do a much better job than Battle: Los Angeles that film was a total turd.
You can read the full article where Michael Bay tells everyone to calm down here.
Thanks for the support,
Daniel Hess
To Tony Productions is an independent production company started by Daniel Hess in 2009 and is based out of Baltimore, Maryland. It was named after Anthony Ranocchia III who died of Cystic Fibrosis at 14 years of age. To Tony Productions is a company whose main goal is to create quality videos and explore new frontiers in the art of film.
Showing posts with label Ninja. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
New Information
So yesterday a friend at school told me about an amazing device that may finally give me the edge I have been looking for with my camera.
Apparently there are devices known as Digital Video Recorders but for camcorders which can record the video outside your camera at a higher bitrate than what a camcorder is really able to do. Apparently my HXR NX5U is not performing what I need it to because the bitrate is way too low (24 megabits per second) which is far from true HD. For example the Canon T3I does about 44 megabits a second, which is why it has better picture quality. So far I have been researching it like crazy and have narrowed it down to two possibilities.
On one hand there is the Atomos Ninja which is under a grand but is an older device which is about to really be phased out by the newer device the Samurai...which I don't know when it is coming out. On the other hand there is the Fast Forward Video Sidekick HD which is newer and comes with a little bit more however it is 2,000 brand new.
I feel as though the Sidekick is the way to go but on another hand there is the fact that many have been saying that even with these devices the NX5U still manages to under perform which I hope is not the case but I won't really know until I get the thing. At this point I am confused as what to do and cannot find any videos which demonstrate what the ninja or sidekick can do with the NX5U.
If anyone can provide some insight or knows something I am missing I will greatly appreciate the feedback but for now I will keep researching and try to find a solution.
Thanks as always,
Daniel Hess
Apparently there are devices known as Digital Video Recorders but for camcorders which can record the video outside your camera at a higher bitrate than what a camcorder is really able to do. Apparently my HXR NX5U is not performing what I need it to because the bitrate is way too low (24 megabits per second) which is far from true HD. For example the Canon T3I does about 44 megabits a second, which is why it has better picture quality. So far I have been researching it like crazy and have narrowed it down to two possibilities.
On one hand there is the Atomos Ninja which is under a grand but is an older device which is about to really be phased out by the newer device the Samurai...which I don't know when it is coming out. On the other hand there is the Fast Forward Video Sidekick HD which is newer and comes with a little bit more however it is 2,000 brand new.
I feel as though the Sidekick is the way to go but on another hand there is the fact that many have been saying that even with these devices the NX5U still manages to under perform which I hope is not the case but I won't really know until I get the thing. At this point I am confused as what to do and cannot find any videos which demonstrate what the ninja or sidekick can do with the NX5U.
If anyone can provide some insight or knows something I am missing I will greatly appreciate the feedback but for now I will keep researching and try to find a solution.
Thanks as always,
Daniel Hess
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