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Hooking you up with great prairie air and new SaskTel animation.

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Working in collaboration with House of Cool, Java Post Production introduces some new characters to the "Little Red" family in this new animated commercial for SaskTel. Agency: Marketing Den
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Java Post Aerial Photography attends 2013 Wings of Saskatchewan Conference & Trade Show

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Java Post Production was pleased to attend the 2013 Wings of Saskatchewan Conference & Trade Show, which was recently held in Regina. Organized by the Saskatchewan Aviation Council, the Wings of Saskatchewan Conference & Trade Show is an annual, province-wide event bringing together all areas of the aviation industry: commercial carriers, agricultural aviation, private operators and…
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SaskPower Campaign Charges Ahead With Java Post!

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Java Post Production is proud to have captured amazing images - both on the ground and in the air - to energize the new television, cinema and web campaign for SaskPower. In addition to great-looking ground-based scenes captured by our in-house Blackmagic camera, our skilled Javacopter crew provided director Tom Davidson with the perfect creative tool to turn the fast-paced concepts of The…
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Steady and Smooth Shots with the Java Steadi-Arm!

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If you've witnessed the beautiful shots that Java Post Production is able to achieve using our "Java-Copter," you've probably admired the amazingly smooth stability of the footage. The Java-Copter can capture high definition footage in places that conventional aerial camera platforms cannot possibly go. However, there are still places where even the Java-Copter can't go (or at least shouldn't…
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Java Post goes underground for Thyssen Mining - UPDATE

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UPDATED WITH NEW VIDEO LINK. Java Post Production recently went underground at the Rabbit Lake uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan to shoot a safety video project for Thyssen Mining. "Safety" Dave Speerbrecker, the manager of safety for Thyssen Mining, approached Java Post with this very interesting project. Seven months ago, one of their underground mechanics, Greg Jaques, had been…
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From Flat to Fat (or at least thick): Java Post turns 2-D drawings into 3-D animation.

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  In a recent animated television commercial project for NOW Communications, Java Post Production animators Kevin Drysdale and Tomás Ibar took original 2-D drawings created by artist Sam Bradd and then used those to create 3-D animated characters. The final look was then refined so that the characters would retain some of the 2-D feel of Sam Bradd's original drawings. The…
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The Sky's the Limit! Check out our aerial demo.

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We here at Java Post Production haven't had so much fun with a new production tool since we installed our fancy cappuccino machine. Our new mini helicopter (AKA "the Javacopter") allows us to capture amazing high-definition aerial images and go places that conventional helicopter-mounted cameras can't possibly go. (Or, at the very least, can't go without scaring the bejeezus out of the…
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The History of Aspect Ratios (now in CINEMASCOPE!)

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4:3. 16:9. 1.37. 1.85. Academy ratio. 2.20. 2.35. Letterbox. Pillarbox. Cinemascope. Anamorphic. And so forth and so on. Throughout the history of projected and broadcast visual entertainment, aspect ratios - that is, the ratio between how wide an image is compared to how tall it is - have constantly changed. And, if you've ever sat in your parent's living room, trying not to rip the TV remote…
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"Stranded" debuts in theatres and on iTunes on July 26th.

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Stranded, the sci-fi thriller starring Christian Slater and Saskatchewan's own Amy Matysio, debuts in theatres and on iTunes on July 26th. Java Post Production did all the colour correction for this feature film, as well as some visual FX and the final broadcast deliverables. Click on the image below to watch the official trailer and pre-order the movie from iTunes.  
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Crop Dusters Meet Java Air Hexacopter.

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Java Post Production recently took the Java Air helicopter camera out to the Canadian Aerial Applicators Association (CAAA) calibration clinic, which took place in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada on June 1, 2013. This is a calibration clinic for aerial applicators...or "crop dusters," as they are often called. As you probably gathered from the name, the pilots use this clinic to ensure that…
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Oh, what we wouldn't do for the Saskatchewan Roughriders!

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The Saskatchewan Roughriders Football Club recently unveiled its 2013 advertising campaign theme: "This is where memories are made!" And Java Post Production has some excellent memories of helping to create the 90-second web and 60-second broadcast spots. The video features the song "Oh What I Wouldn't Do" by Canadian singer/songwriter Serena Ryder. And yes, it's a total coincidence that a…
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Our edit suites are now sealed for your sanitary protection!

Topics:   Java Blog

Okay, you're probably wondering what the heck we're talking about. Join the club. Java Post Production is located on the 4th floor of the Strathdee Building on Dewdney Avenue in Regina. If that doesn't ring any bells, there are two reasons: 1) The building doesn't have any bells, and 2) Most people know it as the Bushwakker Brew Pub building. Anyway, the entire building is getting new exterior…
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Why we work at Java Post.

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Why do we work here at Java Post Production? Well, we get asked that question all the time. Okay, not all the time. Closer to "never," if you want to get technical. What we DO hear all the time is along the lines of "Wow, it must be great to come to work here everyday." Yes. Yes it is. Play the video and we'll tell you why.
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A Ryder (the Serena one) teams up with the Riders (the Saskatchewan ones).

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The new 2013 Saskatchewan Roughrider advertising campaign featuring Canadian singer/songwriter Serena Ryder hits the airwaves and web next week and, as with many previous Roughrider ad campaigns, Java Post Production was involved from start to finish. We won't spill the beans just yet. But, to tease you a little bit, we thought you might want to enjoy this special Riderville.com backstage…
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"Get to da choppah!"

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As many sci-fi, action-movie fans will know, "Get to da choppah!" is a classic Arnold Schwarzenegger line from the movie "Predator." It helps to imagine Arnold saying it in his distinctive accent. Well, Java Post is "getting to da choppah," too. We're assembling our remote control camera helicopter...or "HEXacopter" as it's called, because it has six separate rotor blades. This unit will allow…
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