Groovy Like a Movie, along with a great team of strategic partners, produced an exhibit for the USS Midway Museum. Kids from the Monarch School helped us by coming out to the museum and got a sneak preview of the program (and helped us beta-test!). We had some fantastic news coverage, including the piece from NBC 7/39 below.
If you work with professional video, eventually you will need to export your video for the web. Picking the correct size for your exported video is easy if your target is standard. But what if your target isn’t a standard size?
This simple, elegant program allows you to pick the source video pixel ratio (D1/DV, square, or widescreen) and the source video aspect ratio. Aspect Calc then calculates the correct dimensions based on a height or width that you enter.
IMPORTANT NOTE: At the moment, Aspect Calc does not calculate PAL aspect ratios – NTSC HD and SD only!
For support, please contact us at: iPhone@groovylikeamovie.com
The program is available now for only $.99 by clicking here:
The height and width entry page of Groovy Like a Movie’s iPhone App, Aspect Calc
The pixel aspect selection page of Groovy Like a Movie’s iPhone App, Aspect Calc
The ratio selection page of Groovy Like a Movie’s iPhone App, Aspect Calc
The main page of Groovy Like a Movie’s iPhone App, Aspect Calc
We participated in the Navy Gold Coast conference in San Diego. This is the attract loop that played on the 60″ plasma screen in our booth. All footage shot on our RED One by Bill Heffley. Music is “Love Spreads” by The Stone Roses.
And in case you were wondering, we had the coolest booth there!
We’ve been working for over a year with the USS Midway Museum on an exhibit demonstrating the steam systems of the ship. This exhibit utilizes game theory to educate visitors in an entertaining and interactive manner. We partnered with Impact Communications and Mostre Design to create the finished product. Below are two samples of the many interactive videos we produced for the project.
Here is a picture of the finished installation, along with some mid-construction photos: