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Filmmaking Articles and Film Directing Advice from Film Director Peter D. Marshall
This article was written by Chris Cheesman.
“DSLRs are the future of filmmaking says the director of hit American TV show House who used a Canon EOS 5D Mark II camera to film an upcoming episode.
The show’s director Greg Yaitanes chose the 5D Mark II, mainly handheld, in preference to a traditional TV camera in what is being hailed as a first for the industry.”
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