Friday, February 26, 2010 at 11:10PM
Hypothermia has wrapped! Our first feature film shot with the new Mysterium-X sensor on ELVIS (RED One #006). Pic was produced in Association with Offhollywood Pictures.
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Friday, February 26, 2010 at 11:06PM 
The NYC premiere is TONIGHT! Please don't let the snow deter you from the film that the top critic in the country is raving about. Take a peek at the TTT NYT article here!
Tickets for the 7:00 PM premiere screening are NOW SOLD OUT but tickets for the 10:00 PM show are still available online. You can order your tickets via Fandango or by clicking here. If you can't make it tonight then check out our other opening weekend screening times. There will also be Q&As with Emily, Sonequa and Louisa after the 7:00 PM screening on Saturday and the 2:00 PM screening on Sunday.
Toe To Toe was shot on RED in 2K with cameras and post production by OFFHOLLYWOOD. The film premiered at Sundance 2009.
Thursday, February 18, 2010 at 12:33AM Working with Oscar winning director Paul Haggis, OFFHOLLYWOOD donated post production services for the remake of the We Are The World music video for Haiti earthquake relief in addition to sending a couple RED ONE cameras to Haiti with director Doug Liman. The video has already been viewed more than 8 million times.
Sunday, February 14, 2010 at 8:00PM The LOVE Thing from LOVE on Vimeo.
Offhollywood Supplies Director James Lima With Latest RED Camera Gear for New LOVE Magazine Fashion Film
“THE LOVE THING” Unites Lima’s Leading Filmmaking Vision, Katie Grand’s High-Fashion Editorial Eye, and the Latest Technical Innovation From RED
NEW YORK — Feb. 14, 2010 — Leading digital cinema company Offhollywood today announced that it supplied the newly released RED Mysterium-X for the short high-fashion film “THE LOVE THING,” LOVE Magazine’s first commercial, designed and directed by James Lima at the invitation of LOVE Editor-in-Chief Katie Grand. Among the very first such systems yet available on the market, the RED ONE camera updated with the Mysterium-X sensor provided by Offhollywood brought unparalleled fidelity – with an enhanced level of sensitivity and broader dynamic range – to the shoot, which also features Lima's computer generated artistry and visually emotional storytelling. The film will debut on STYLE.COM on Valentine’s Day, Sunday, Feb. 14.
“I love telling visual stories using technology,” said Lima. “Fashion has always been a great inspiration to me, and now with the advent of new portable immersive devices, like the iPad, it only makes sense to take the Fashion Editorial art form to the next level. Still life comes alive with movement and emotion; it is very intimate and powerful. I call it ‘Motiontorial,’ and it has the potential in the fashion industry to be very similar to what happen in Hollywood with the introduction of sound to silent films.”
Shot in New York, the 60-second film stars models Alessandra Ambrosio, Pixie Geldof, Agyness Deyn, and cover star Jeneil Williams – all featured in the new issue of LOVE – wearing Prada clothing from past and present collections, and debuting the Prada pre-Fall 2010 Collection. Miuccia Prada introduced LOVE’s Grand to Lima, who directed the Prada film “Trembled Blossoms,” an ambitious and acclaimed CG animated fashion film, and has explored and exploited technology innovations – even creating entire visual worlds for the likes of Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, and Joe Pytka.
“The genius of this project is that all contributors represent the best of their field, and in this new frontier for the fashion industry, their worlds have aligned synergistically to create something really compelling and exciting,” said Quynh Mai, founder of Moving Image & Content, who brought Offhollywood on board for the film. “Among these contributors, Offhollywood brings the resources, technical expertise, and mind set necessary to support the creation of digital content at the highest possible quality. Unique in its ability to embrace the latest technologies without letting go of quality and craftsmanship, Offhollywood is an incredible resource for modern digital filmmakers.”
Offhollywood also provided additional RED camera support for Gregg Williams’ Esquire magazine cover shoots of Kate Beckinsale and Rachel Weisz, both shot on prototype RED ONE cameras upgraded with the Mysterium-X sensor.
Thursday, February 11, 2010 at 10:10AM 
OFFHOLLYWOOD provided cameras and post production on Toe To Toe - a film shot on RED which debuted at Sundance 2009 in competition.
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