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Tour Championship a Mixed Bag of Tricks and Treats
Tour commissioner Tim Finchem is close to announcing a massive change in the schedule that would make the heart of the season shorter and the Tour Championship more meaningful.
Mickelson showed how little it means now.
Lefty decided to skip the tour's version of the All-Star game -- only the top 30 on the money list are eligible -- so he could spend Halloween with his kids. At least that was the reason making the rounds on the practice range Tuesday, and confirmed later by a tour official.
Yes, but did he wear a costume?
No one should be terribly surprised that Mickelson is a no-show at East Lake, even though the Tour Championship is one of only two tournaments he has won after the majors have ended.
``It's not the first time,'' Tiger Woods said with a shrug as he headed upstairs to the locker room. ``We all know he doesn't play a lot at the end of the season. Go look at his record. He doesn't play much after Firestone.''
Mickelson marches to his own beat, and this indeed is a familiar path.
He thought he had an outside chance to win the money title or perhaps even player of the year if he finished 2001 with a flourish, but when that didn't materialize -- and with the impending birth of his second daughter -- he didn't play another event the final two months of the season.
Mickelson made it clear in late February that the Tour Championship wasn't a priority, adding that a chance to win top awards, such as the money title, would be ``things that need to be considered.''
But toward the end of the interview at La Costa Resort, he spoke volumes about the Tour Championship.
``It's late in the year,'' he said that day. ``It's anticlimactic.''
But that are other issues at work here.
On the surface, Mickelson appears to be the first player in history to let a night of trick-or-treat get in the way of a $6.5 million tournament featuring only the very best players of the year.
Lefty won't say this publicly, but what annoys him is the PGA Tour's policy that players must take part in the pro-am to play in the tournament. He already cited that as the reason he didn't play at the Memorial, which also has a Tuesday pro-am. Mickelson had plans to be at Pinehurst No. 2 to prepare for the U.S. Open that week.
The pro-am for the Tour Championship was Tuesday, a good reason for him to pull out. Mickelson reasoned that he couldn't possibly get from San Diego to Atlanta for the pro-am after such a big night for the kids.
Of course, that didn't stop Scott Verplank.
``I can't say I agree with the rule, but I got to my hotel at 1 a.m.,'' Verplank said. ``I went trick-or-treating, left Oklahoma City at 9 p.m. But I wanted to play in this tournament.''
Defending champion Retief Goosen considers the Tour Championship a notch below the majors and a notch above the World Golf Championships. He's not sure why Mickelson doesn't feel the same way, but figures that's his business.
``He's got to have some sort of excuse not to play,'' Goosen said. ``I mean, serious excuse.''
Goosen didn't celebrate Halloween. Then again, this guy doesn't say boo.
But he knows about the pro-ams all too well. He wasn't allowed to play the Nissan Open at Riviera in February because he overslept and missed his pro-am tee time by 10 minutes.
``I think this pro-am thing is being revisited,'' Goosen.
Mickelson's absence has minor ripples. Lucas Glover, the last guy to qualify, will have to play alone in the first round. The tournament lost a fair chunk of change from the pro-am considering it cost nearly $40,000 for each three-man team of amateurs, and one team didn't have a pro.
But these guys set their own schedules. They have their own priorities. The phrase the tour throws around is that its players are independent contractors.
Halloween was a convenient excuse for Mickelson not making it to the pro-am. But ultimately, the pro-am was a convenient reason for what's truly behind Lefty skipping the Tour Championship.
Maybe he just doesn't want to play.
Mickelson made that clear earlier in the year, when he talked about pouring all his effort into winning the four majors and still having enough gas left for the Ryder Cup or the Presidents Cup. He won the PGA Championship at Baltusrol, his second year with a major. And while he was a flop at the '04 Ryder Cup, he managed to have enough game left to go 3-0-2 in the Presidents Cup.
As for the rest of the year?
Mickelson tied for 29th at the American Express Championship, then missed the cut at Las Vegas. He probably won't show up again until the Bob Hope Classic, the third event of 2006.
When the Tour Championship ends in September, only five weeks after the majors, maybe Mickelson will be interested in playing. But his absence this week should make tour officials realize that a shorter, stronger schedule won't solve everything.
Golf will always be about the majors.
``This is a great tournament,'' Verplank said. ``But it's not ever going to get more important than the four majors. That's the fundamental problem.''
It's not a big problem.
There are 29 other guys at East Lake this week, and one of them will get $1.17 million.
Mickelson doesn't need the money.
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McIlroy (65) one back in Abu Dhabi
Rory McIlroy moved into position to send a powerful message in his first start of the new year at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
Closing out with back-to-back birdies Saturday, McIlroy posted a 7-under-par 65, leaving him poised to announce his return to golf in spectacular fashion after a winless year in 2017.
McIlroy heads into Sunday just a single shot behind the leaders, Thomas Pieters (67) and Ross Fisher (65), who are at 17-under overall at Abu Dhabi Golf Club.
Making his first start after taking three-and-a-half months off to regroup from an injury-riddled year, McIlroy is looking sharp in his bid to win for the first time in 16 months. He chipped in for birdie from 50 feet at the 17th on Saturday and two-putted from 60 feet for another birdie to finish his round.
Full-field scores from the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship
McIlroy took 50 holes before making a bogey in Abu Dhabi. He pushed his tee shot into a greenside bunker at the 15th, where he left a delicate play in the bunker, then barely blasted his third out before holing a 15-footer for bogey.
McIlroy notably opened the tournament playing alongside world No. 1 Dustin Johnson, who started the new year winning the PGA Tour's Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii in an eight-shot rout just two weeks ago. McIlroy was grouped in the first two rounds with Johnson and Tommy Fleetwood, the European Tour's Player of the Year last season. McIlroy sits ahead of both of them going into the final round, with Johnson (68) tied for 12th, four shots back, and Fleetwood (67) tied for fourth, two shots back.
Those first two rounds left McIlroy feeling good about his off season work.
"That proves I'm back to full fitness and 100 percent health," he said going into Saturday. "DJ is definitely the No. 1 player in the world right now and of, if not the best, drivers of the golf ball, and to be up there with him over the first two days proves to me I'm doing the right things and gives me confidence."
Monty grabs lead entering final round in season-opener
KAILUA-KONA, Hawaii – Colin Montgomerie shot a second straight 7-under 65 to take a two-shot lead into the final round of the Mitsubishi Electric Championship, the season opener on the PGA Tour Champions.
The 54-year-old Scot, a six-time winner on the over-50 tour, didn't miss a fairway on Friday and made five birdies on the back nine to reach 14 under at Hualalai.
Montgomerie has made 17 birdies through 36 holes and said he will have to continue cashing in on his opportunities.
''We know that I've got to score something similar to what I've done – 66, 67, something like that, at least,'' Montgomerie said. ''You know the competition out here is so strong that if you do play away from the pins, you'll get run over. It's tough, but hey, it's great.''
Full-field scores from the Mitsubishi Electric Championship
First-round co-leaders Gene Sauers and Jerry Kelly each shot 68 and were 12 under.
''I hit the ball really well. You know, all the putts that dropped yesterday didn't drop today,'' Kelly said. ''I was just short and burning edges. It was good putting again. They just didn't go in.''
David Toms was three shots back after a 66. Woody Austin, Mark Calcavecchia and Doug Garwood each shot 67 and were another shot behind.
Bernhard Langer, defending the first of his seven 2017 titles, was six shots back after a 67.
The limited-field tournament on Hawaii's Big Island includes last season's winners, past champions of the event, major champions and Hall of Famers.
''We've enjoyed ourselves thoroughly here,'' Montgomerie said. ''It's just a dramatic spot, isn't it? If you don't like this, well, I'm sorry, take a good look in the mirror, you know?''
The missing link: Advice from successful tour pros
Today's topic is significant in that it underscores the direction golf is headed, a direction that has me a little concerned.
Now, more than ever, it has become the norm for PGA Tour players to put together a team to assist in all aspects of their career. These teams can typically include the player's swing coach, mental coach, manager, workout specialist, dietician, physical therapist, short-game guru, doctor, accountant, nanny and wife. Though it often concerns me the player may be missing out when others are making decisions for them, that is not the topic.
I want to talk about what most players seem to be inexplicably leaving off their teams.
One of the things that separates great players from the rest of the pack – other than talent – is the great player's ability to routinely stay comfortable and play with focus and clarity in all situations. Though innate to many, this skill is trainable and can be learned. Don't get too excited, the details of such a plan are too long and more suited for a book than the short confines of this article.
So, if that aspect of the game is so important, where is the representative on the player's team who has stood on the 18th tee with everything on the line? Where is the representative on the team who has experienced, over and over, what the player will be experiencing? In other words, where is the successful former tour player on the team?
You look to tennis and many players have such a person on their team. These teacher/mentors include the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Lendl, Jimmy Connors and Brad Gilbert. Why is it not the norm in golf?
Sure, a few players have sought out the advice of Jack Nicklaus, but he's not part of a team. The teaching ranks also include some former players like Butch Harmon and a few others. But how many teams include a player who has contended in a major, let alone won one or more?
I'm not here to argue the value and knowledge of all the other coaches who make up a player's team. But how can the value of a successful tour professional be overlooked? If I'm going to ask someone what I should do in various situations on the course, I would prefer to include the experienced knowledge of players who have been there themselves.
This leads me to the second part of today's message. Is there a need for the professional players to mix with professional teachers to deliver the best and most comprehensive teaching philosophy to average players? I feel there is.
Most lessons are concerned with changing the student's swing. Often, this is done with little regard for how it feels to the student because the teacher believes the information is correct and more important than the "feels" of the student. "Stick with it until it's comfortable" is often the message. This directive methodology was put on Twitter for public consumption a short time back:
Once we give 'em a lesson, we are faced with:— Trackman Maestro (@TrackmanMaestro) January 16, 2018
A. Will they do what we asked them to do
B. Can they do what we asked them to do
C. Will they put in the practice time
D. The fact that golf is a hard game
We face multiple barriers as golf instructors.
On the other hand, the professional player is an expert at making a score and understands the intangible side of the game. The intangible side says: "Mechanics cannot stand alone in making a good player." The intangible side understands "people feel things differently"; ask Jim Furyk to swing like Dustin Johnson, or vice versa. This means something that looks good to us may not feel right to someone else.
The intangible side lets us know that mechanics and feels must walk together in order for the player to succeed. From Ben Hogan's book:
"What I have learned I have learned by laborious trial and error, watching a good player do something that looked right to me, stumbling across something that felt right to me, experimenting with that something to see if it helped or hindered, adopting it if it helped, refining it sometimes, discarding it if it didn't help, sometimes discarding it later if it proved undependable in competition, experimenting continually with new ideas and old ideas and all manner of variations until I arrived at a set of fundamentals that appeared to me to be right because they accomplished a very definite purpose, a set of fundamentals which proved to me they were right because they stood up and produced under all kinds of pressure."
Hogan beautifully described the learning process that could develop the swings of great players like DJ, Furyk, Lee Trevino, Jordan Spieth, Nicklaus, etc.
Bob Toski is still teaching. Steve Elkington is helping to bring us the insight of Jackie Burke. Hal Sutton has a beautiful teaching facility outside of Houston. And so on. Just like mechanics and feels, it's not either-or – the best message comes from both teachers and players.
Lately, it seems the scale has swung more to one side; let us not forget the value of insights brought to us by the players who have best mastered the game.
Woods, Rahm, Rickie, J-Day headline Torrey field
Tiger Woods is set to make his 2018 debut.
Woods is still part of the final field list for next week's Farmers Insurance Open, the headliner of a tournament that includes defending champion Jon Rahm, Hideki Matsuyama, Justin Rose, Rickie Fowler, Phil Mickelson and Jason Day.
In all, 12 of the top 26 players in the world are teeing it up at Torrey Pines.
Though Woods has won eight times at Torrey Pines, he hasn't broken 71 in his past seven rounds there and hasn't played all four rounds since 2013, when he won. Last year he missed the cut after rounds of 76-72, then lasted just one round in Dubai before he withdrew with back spasms.
After a fourth back surgery, Woods didn't return to competition until last month's Hero World Challenge, where he tied for ninth.
Woods has committed to play both the Farmers Insurance Open and next month's Genesis Open at Riviera, which benefits his foundation.


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Lots of concrete issues in this week's episode, along with Adam giving advice on painting decks, cleaning cracks, and fixing lights.
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Adam welcomes everyone back to the show, and jumps right to the phones. The first caller has a crack between his foundation and house, and wants to know the easiest way to fix it. Adam explains the importance of cleaning the area before attempting to repair it, and then offers a couple possible ways to get the job done. Another guy wants to build a deck on his house, and Adam suggests sharing the work with some professionals.
Next up is a caller who has a variety of issues with his wood floors and concrete. Adam gives him some great advice about different paint combinations, and even suggests a stylistic touch to the make the floors look extra good. He also helps a guy who has rainwater flooding his garage each time it rains, and Adam offers an easy way to fill the gaps.
Adam's been taking a lot of calls related to concrete, and there is yet another caller who is concerned about the air and heat getting into his house. Again, Adam suggests calling in a company to at least start the process. Adam also talks to a guy with air coming in from under the front door, and a guy with a buzzing chandelier. The show wraps up with Adam solving a guy's squeaky wood floor crisis.
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It would be cool to see the finished product of the painting the wood or cement floors with the border colors and stuff. and WOW! Blaster girl spoke up with some timely info for adam, was starting to think she was mute.
Bark mulch is an abomination.
If you're that worried about weeds, there are ground cover plants, and some even have flowers, God forbid. The purpose of gardening is to grow stuff, not to carpet the outdoors with synthetic, lifeless crap. (Maybe "carpet" isn't a verb, but it should be.)
This is not apropos this episode, but a few episodes before when Adam was talking about natural landscaping (about using arid adapted plants in an arid climate). Right on with that.
Bark mulch is for losers.
I get the impression that electrical questions are a little out of the Ace man's forte. That chandelier test seemed a little funky. Same thing goes for outlet questions. 3 pronged plugs are common on appliances with metal casings to avoid shocking or fires when an internal short happens in the device. The third prong takes any hot stray voltage directly to ground (i.e. tap it to the water supply pipe (city side)). Thats why my skin crawls a little bit every time its suggested that the ground wire on a socket just be ground to the terminal box. The wiring to that box probably doesn't have the ground wire to transfer it back to the earth.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-6291?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13706797#comment-13706797 ] Knut Anders Hatlen commented on DERBY-6291: ------------------------------------------- One way to get the unsupported methods to show up in the coverage reports, provided they actually are covered by the tests, is to make them explicitly throw an exception. See the corresponding method in EmbedCallableStatement, which is reported as covered even though it always throws an exception: https://builds.apache.org/job/Derby-JaCoCo/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/coverage-report/org.apache.derby.impl.jdbc/EmbedCallableStatement.java.html#L981 The downside of that approach is that the named parameter variants in BrokeredCallableStatement won't automatically start working once support has been added to EmbedCallableStatement. I think that is just a minor inconvenience that won't add any significant amount of extra work when/if support for named parameter is added. I think it makes sense to add test cases like the one Bryan suggested. It looks to me as if we don't have such tests currently. The coverage we have of the named parameter methods probably comes from tests like UnsupportedVetter and ClosedObjectTest that call all JDBC methods reflectively, but they test a different aspect of the methods. I'd like the new test cases to be a bit more specific, though. Something like: CallableStatement cs = prepareCall("call TWO_IN_ONE_OUT_PROC (?, ?, ?)"); try { cs.setInt("P1", 6); fail("should have failed"); } catch (SQLFeatureNotSupportedException e) { assertSQLState("0A000", e); } Since we expect the setInt() call to fail, we shouldn't have calls to registerOutParameter() and execute() in the try block. Otherwise, we cannot tell if it was the setInt() call that failed expectedly, or some other call. > Improve code coverage of org.apache.derby.iapi.jdbc.BrokeredCallableStatement > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: DERBY-6291 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-6291 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Sub-task > Components: JDBC > Reporter: ahsan shamsudeen > Assignee: ahsan shamsudeen > Priority: Minor > > According to code coverage analysis, org.apache.derby.iapi.jdbc.BrokeredCallableStatement is > exercised poorly by of our regression tests. The current coverage report for this class can be found at http://dbtg.foundry.sun.com/derby/test/coverage/_files/a9.html > This task is to investigate this class, and either remove the unused code, or add > regression test that exercise the code, as appropriate. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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by Rin Ehlers Sheldon | 23rd January 2018
It's that magical time of year when filmmakers flock to Park City, Utah. We're giving you a brief on the cinematographers who are showcasing their work at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival one DP at a time. Robby Baumgartner's latest work can be seen in this year's festival opener: Blindspotting. Courtesy of Robby Baumgartner DP: Robby Baumgartner FILM: BLINDSPOTTING directed by Carlos López Estrada SUNDANCE CATEGORY: U.S. Dramatic Competition CAMERA: A-Cam: ARRI Alexa Mini B-cam: ARRI Alexa XTS GLASS: Panavision Spherical Primos cinema5D: Why did you choose this particular camera body? RB: I prefer the look and quality of image. Every project is unique, and the tools I use do vary, but most often if I have my choice, ARRI Alexa, XTS, Mini, and Alexa 65 are the camera I look at first and usually prefer to use. cinema5D: How about the lenses? RB: We got all of our equipment from Panavision Woodland Hills. Lori Killam, my rep over there, has always taken care of me, and she put me in touch with the lens master Dan Sasaki. During prep, I tested various lenses and decided to go with Detuned 35mm Spherical Primos. We had originally been thinking about anamorphic lenses, but when we decided the best aspect ratio for the film would be 1:85, I encouraged my director, Carlos Estrada Lopez, that we should consider going spherical instead. With that set, I went about testing various lenses and found the look of the de-tuned Primos was right for the project. cinema5D: Any new tech or tools for you on this shoot? Did they help or hinder your workflow? RB: For the first time I had a full-time MoVi Pro gimbal set up and a full time MoVi/tech camera operator, so that was new for me. We kept the Mini built on it most of the time, and it helped enormously with camera movement and time management. My Gaffer, Kiva Knight, had a lot of LED light source: Arri Skypanels, Light Gear Light Mats, and LED ribbon. It has taken me awhile to come around to LED, because back when I was a gaffer, and LED first come on the market, they had terrible color rendition and were not an acceptable source to light talent, so I only used them for background. The last few years, LED lighting has really come of age, and now, I wouldn't want to shoot a film without using them. cinema5D: Apart from the camera package, what was a key asset for you on Blindspotting? 29 years of experience had to be brought to bare in order to squeeze a 100 page script into 22 days of shooting! It was definitely a major challenge, but I had a blast doing it, and it seems like it turned out pretty sweet. We are in the Us Dramatic Competition here at Sundance, and for me, that is a win any day of the week! I'm incredibly proud to have had the opportunity to shoot this. This is the 3rd film I've shot with Snoot Films. The owners and producers: Keith Calder and Jess Wu have been so good to me, and I always love to be a part of their team. cinema5D: Any go-to glass filtration in your kit? RB: Besides the usual ND's and Polas, I did have a set Tiffen low cons and a set of Black Pro Mist. I don't believe I ever used the low cons, but once or twice I used the light Blac kPro Mist on a close up. Overall, I didn't use much filtration. Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal appear in Blindspotting by Carlos López Estrada, an official selection of the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. cinema5D: Any particular challenges? My Key Grip, Steve Forbes, introduced me to a new piece gear I was unaware of: CineMoves "Black Arm." We had very tricky car work to shoot and it was actually a 5-ton truck, that both Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal had to learn how drive and I had figure out how to shoot. No process trailer, no Camera car, no money for a buck! So the Black Arm was used in conjunction with the Move pro/ Alexa mini. Steve rigged speed rail and mounted the whole thing on this huge truck and then actors had practically drive around Oakland and we followed behind in a van and Reid remotely operated the camera and I monitored the ever changing exposure with a Preston Single channel wireless remote control system. cinema5D: Talk a little about your approach to lighting this film in particular. RB: When I first read the script, I thought the look was going to be a down and dirty, handheld urban drama. Fruitvale Station came to mind, amongst other films. Carlos, Daveed, and Rafael (they wrote the script, acted, and produced Blindspotting), cleared that up pretty quickly and said they saw this as a more stylized film. Their references were Do the Right Thing, Pulp Fiction, and Snatch, all films I love, but I had to remind them that all of those films were working with much bigger budgets. I did see their vision, though, and my thoughts were to integrate the two ways we saw the script. We found the moments that needed to be stylized, and those that needed to be grounded and gritty. Time was a huge concern for me because 22 days doesn't give you a whole lot of it! So we broke the film down and chose where we needed to spend more time on stylized setups…andwhen we would shoot more run and gun. I'm super happy with the results, blending the looks turned out to follow the story arc in a beautiful way. My craft is not just about shooting striking images that I can post on Instagram. It's to take a story that started on a page that is then channelled through the actor's performance and the director's vision and get it up on a screen so people can watch it. The daily workload of a DP does take up a big part of the shooting day, so the choices I make have to be balanced, depending on the budget and the amount of pages that need to completed. If squander, miscalculate, or shoot for my reel and not the story, I'm doing the film a huge disservice. I have to be fast and give the director and actors the maximum amount of time and the space to perform. My primary focus is to serve the story. It's a constant symphony of moving parts. No one craft and not one person's art can make a good film. It's what we all do together that matters. In the end, the only thing that matters is whether you've made a good film. A great looking shitty film is just a shitty film. It's a dance that I absolutely adore. Robby Baumgartner's career spans 29 years in the business, in which time he earned a reputation as one of the best gaffers in Hollywood, lighting films for Rodrigo Prieto, Chris Menges, Robert Elswit, Dante Spinotti, Darius Khondji, Janusz Kaminski, and Emmanuel Lubezki. Baumgartner joined the ICG in 2009 as a DP. He operated on films such as Water for Elephants and The Hunger Games. He was the 2nd Unit DP for both of those films as well as several others, including Argo and Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good Very Bad Day. He was the Chief Lighting Technician on There Will Be Blood, and has numerous other credits that may give you career envy. Seriously, check out this guys IMDB.Read more
by Rin Ehlers Sheldon | 22nd January 2018
It's that magical time of year when filmmakers flock to Park City, Utah. We're giving you a brief on the cinematographers who are showcasing their work at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival – one DP at a time. Ashley Connor filming The Miseducation of Cameron Post Most cinematographers dream of getting a film into competition at Sundance. Ashley Connor got two – in the same year. DP: Ashley Connor FILMS: The Miseducation of Cameron Post (dir. Desiree Akhaven) Madeline's Madeline (dir. Josephine Decker) SUNDANCE CATEGORY: U.S. Dramatic Competition & NEXT Competition CAMERA: Alexa Mini XT (MCP) & Arri Amira (MM) GLASS: Cooke Panchro (MCP) & Canon K35 (MM) cinema5D: Why did you choose this particular camera body? AC: I prefer anything in the ARRI family. I don't think other digital camera systems can compare to the image quality and ease of use. cinema5D: How about the lenses? AC: Both films required a look that wasn't the sharpest or cleanest, so I chose lens sets with characteristics I could exploit, especially the K35s. I wanted a very shallow depth of field and a short throw in case I wanted to pull my own focus. Helena Howard and Molly Parker appear in Madeline's Madeline by Josephine Decker, an official selection of the NEXT program at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. cinema5D: What was really pivotal for you on either production? AC: My ACs helped me a lot to explore and play with some toys I used to distort the image in Madeline's Madeline. cinema5D: Any go-to glass filtration in your kit? AC: ND & various for softening. cinema5D: Talk a little about your approach to lighting this film in particular. AC: For The Miseducation of Cameron Post, it was really about creating a realistic world that made you feel the oppressive nature of the institution. The color palette was quite limited, lots of beige and blue, and we wanted there to be an almost clinical feel at times. We slowly loosen the reigns as the story unfolds and we wanted you to feel the burst of energy when the "disciples" rebel. Still from The Miseducation of Cameron Post. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. AC: In Madeline's Madeline it was almost the opposite. It was all very subjective camera work that would enter the mind of the main character. I had a lot of room to create textured landscapes where the focal plane almost vibrates and morphs. It's about Madeline's mental breakdown, so we wanted the look of the film to be representative of that and the lighting could be more playful at times. My gaffer Danny April and I really speak a common language. Helena Howard appears in Madeline's Madeline by Josephine Decker, an official selection of the NEXT program at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Ashley Connor. cinema5D: Anything new for you on this shoot? Anything perhaps surprising? AC: I come from an experimental background where my professors always encouraged a lot of play. It was about taking some viscous fluid and rubbing it on a filter, or taking the camera lens off the body and holding it by hand to record an image. Essentially, what can you do through practical means to create a more emotional or abstract image – I'm always hesitant to fully describe a process because I think it takes away the spirit of experimentation. But yes, lots of glass and liquids. Ashley Connor is a New York based director of photography. Her work on Josephine Decker's Butter on the Latch and Thou Wast Mild and Lovely, which both premiered at the 2014 Berlin Film Festival, prompted New Yorker film critic Richard Brody to name her alongside Darius Khonji and Fabrice Aragno, as one of the year's best cinematographers.Read more
by Fabian Chaundy | 21st January 2018
In this episode of cinema5D ON THE GO, we wrap up our conversation with William Wages, ASC regarding using Lumix cameras on high-end productions. Continuing our discussion about how William has changed to currently preferring the Varicam LT and Lumix environment, he tells us about the blind test he carried out to convince decision makers that the GH series of Panasonic cameras was indeed worthy. But is there really a place for a Micro Four-Thirds sensor in the world of high-end filmmaking? As William says, the kind of situations that would require deploying a GH camera are exactly those where it would be challenging to set up a follow focus system. For this reason, the more restricted depth of field that the Micro Four-Thirds sensor size offers would in fact prove to be an advantage. We also discuss Panasonic's latest addition to its range of filmmaking cameras: the Panasonic EVA-1. While it could prove to be a solid B-Cam option to the Varicam line, for William Wages the small size of the Lumix line is still a major plus over this new model. (Please note that this episode was recorded before Panasonic released the final specs of the EVA-1). William Wages, ASC also tells us about the four way comparison that he carried out between four of the cameras that he had narrowed his search to: the ARRI ALEXA, Panasonic Varicam LT, Panasonic Lumix GH4 and Sony A7s. Please visit our sponsors' websites to keep new episodes of ON THE GO coming! TILTA Blackmagic Design Manfrotto Olympus Watch previous episodes of ON THE GO (& On the Couch) by clicking here. Visit our Vimeo and YouTube playlists, and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!Read more
by Rin Ehlers Sheldon | 19th January 2018
It's that magical time of year when filmmakers flock to Park City, Utah. We're giving you a brief on the cinematographers who are showcasing their work at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival – one DP at a time. Lakeith Stanfield and Tessa Thompson appear in Sorry to Bother You by Boots Riley, an official selection of the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. DP: Doug Emmet FILM: Sorry To Bother You – written and directed by Boots Riley SUNDANCE CATEGORY: U.S. Dramatic Competition CAMERA: Alexa Mini 4:3 GLASS: Cooke Anamorphic cinema5D: Why did you choose this particular camera body? DE: We knew shooting anamorphic on a 4:3 sensor was the best way to go, and I don't think there's a better digital cinema camera out there. cinema5D: How about the lenses? DE: Cooke Anamorphic. We wanted a fast, modern anamorphic lens with subtle curvature distortions – something not too clean but not super flare-y either. cinema5D: What was a piece of gear that was really pivotal for you on this production? DE: Using the ARRI Skypanels and wireless DMX control sped things up and allowed us to be creative on a tight budget and schedule. Same can be said for the RGB Litegear Lite Ribbon.cinema5D: Any go-to glass filtration in your kit? DE: Tiffen Black Diffusion FX 1&2 Lakeith Stanfield appears in Sorry to Bother You by Boots Riley, an official selection of the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Doug Emmett. cinema5D: Talk a little about your approach to lighting this film in particular. DE: We let the location and the mood of the scene dictate our approach to lighting. We were lighting with bold colors and with strong contrast, but we didn't want the cinematography to distract from the characters. That being said, we wanted a stylized visual. Bouncing sunlight with mirrors, white cloth and foam core lent a more natural look for interior and exterior day scenes. For night scenes – such as apartment and bar interiors – colors were chosen with tone in mind, helping support the narrative. The film is dark, with many scenes intentionally lit so that you can't always see the actor's eyes or half their face. We felt that the added noise and contrast sometimes rendered an "imperfect" look, and that appealed to us. cinema5D: Any particular challenges? DE: The locations didn't present too many challenges other than the typical issues you encounter: large loft windows and a quickly moving sun, etc. We tried to use the available daylight when possible. DP Doug Emmet and Dir. Boots Riley. Photo Cred: Peter Prato cinema5D: Anything new for you on this shoot? Anything perhaps surprising? DE: Pushing the color saturation and the contrast was a new experience for me as a DP, as many of my films have had a more naturally-lit aesthetic. Not to say the lighting isn't natural – there are plenty of locations in Oakland, CA that inspired the colorful palette of our film. I found the artist community and crew in Oakland to be such a kind, passionate, and supportive group of individuals. The city's art and culture really inspired the cinematography choices we made. Doug Emmet is known for his work as the director of photography on the Duplass Brothers' Room 104, The Edge of Seventeen, The One I Love, and The Bachelorette. Emmet originally hails from the East Coast and is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. He is a Union Local 600 cinematographer and a member of the Directors Guild of America.Read more
by Jakub Han | 18th January 2018
Call Me By Your Name is a 2017 feature film directed by Luca Guadagnino shot around the city of Crema in Italy. What makes the cinematography of this feature interesting is that it was completely shot using only one lens – the Cooke S4 35mm. Call Me By Your Name, Source: imdb.com Thai cinematographer Sayombhu Mukdeeprom, who shoots only on film, was glad to work as DP with the director on this romantic drama, and he appreciated the light conditions available as he walked around the locations prior to the production of the movie. His Camera Setup for this feature film was ARRI Arricam LT 35mm with a single Cooke S4 35mm lens filming on a Kodak 500 vision 3 film. Shooting the whole film with only one lens contributed to the simplicity of its cinematography. Initially, this idea did not come from the DP itself, but from director Luca Guadagnino. Mukdeeprom gladly accepted the challenge, as he wanted to focus on different aspects of the cinematography other than the choice of focal length for each scene. In his own words Mukdeeprom said: "The producer asked me, should there be some other, wider lens? Just in case? I said 'No, no. I want to tie my hand to this approach, because this is how I work. I think if you limit yourself to something, you struggle inside your idea". I agree with him – by limiting one aspect of the puzzle, one can concentrate more on other aspects and therefore become more creative. Mukdeeprom's initial enthusiasm about the one-lens idea got him thinking. When he finally got the green light to employ it, he wasn't so sure that it was right for the film at hand. For him as DP, it would mean a lot of extra work with planning the shots and knowing the film's locations very well. But he kept at it and shot the film that way. In this short cut-out from an interview Luca Guadagnino shortly explains what was the idea behind using only one lens: The idea of using a Cooke S4 35mm lens for shooting the whole movie was to get the sense of the human eye and the simplicity. Director Guadagnino wanted the space to breathe still. Other challenges of the shooting were the weather conditions. Mukdeeprom's initial idea was to shoot only with natural light, but that later proved impossible due to exceptionally heavy rains in Italy at that time. The crew ended up using lots of light equipment – from 4K up to 18K ARRI Fresnels – because it was often cloudy, giving them only very few sunny moments. He also mentioned in an interview how shooting on film gave him the freedom to play with color grading and the final look of the film. Call Me By Your Name, Source: imdb.com Call Me By Your Name ended up getting several nominations and prizes for best cinematography for Mukdeeprom. After this movie, him and Luca Guadagnino worked together on another feature, the horror Suspiria, for which they used a whole variety of lenses. Do you agree with limiting one of the aspects of cinematography, like for instance lens selection? If you have seen the movie, did you like how the cinematography turned out? Let us know in the comments below. Via Deadline and IndiewireRead more
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We have to make some changes on the judging system of our FUJINON 1 Minute Film Competition in order for it to remain a FAIR competition. More below. First of all, thank you all for the OVERWHELMING number of entries to the competition which has been open for submissions since December 19th, and also to the truly high quality of entries that we are continuously receiving. It has been a pleasure to sift through the submissions for the team. The idea behind the judging system as explained before We wanted to involve the audience in the judging process and thereby only judge the entries with the top ten amount of likes internally in the cinema5D, to determine the three grand prize winners. Concerns about fairness However, there has been growing concern by many of you about the judging system, and we have received many comments and emails about this concern. Here your (and our) three main concerns: People with a big following on YouTube automatically receive more likes, despite the fact that their content doesn't have to be much better. People with a big social media following can receive a lot more likes for the same reason. And most importantly: There has been evidence that a number of entrants have engaged in "like fraud", i.e. it was clear to monitor that there have been a number of totally unnatural jumps in likes / thumbs up on several videos. While the first two points are of course troublesome, the last point is absolutely unacceptable for us. It's simply not fair to make the shortlist like this. We were thinking about simply disqualifying the entrants where evidence of this happening was clear, however that is not always so easy. Not all services where you can "buy likes" work the same way. Changing the judging system We have therefore decided to change the judging system of this competition within the limits of our terms and conditions. While this might upset some of you, it should actually please most of you. We will dedicate a number of days to judge ALL entries, under the following criteria, in no particular order: originality and creativity interpretation of the theme "Holiday Reflections" storytelling cinematography to a much lesser extend, the like count will still be relevant in our judging (BUT it's just one criteria among others and "like fraud" will be disqualified when discovered by our analytics) The internal voting will be very democratic and each judging team member will give marks for each of the points above, on the basis of which we will determine the three grand prize winners. We will vote at our sole discretion. We will also share constructive criticism about each film in one sentence with every entrant. Submission period extended until January 29th We have also decided to extend the competition until Monday, January 29th, at 23:59 CET, because we want to give people who hesitated to participate because of the judging system to still take part. We will decide on and notify the winners no later than Monday, February 5th via email and on the site. The exact date for this will be shared a few days prior. We plan to live stream the winners announcement. Please click here if you want to submit to the competition. Here you also find all requirements to take part, Terms & Conditions and details about the prizes. It's our first time putting up a competition and we had to learn too. Thanks for your understanding! Good luck and we look forward to many more great entries! Please understand that we cannot reply to individual emails about this competition due to the number of submissions. If you have any further questions, please ask in the comments below.Read more
by Fabian Chaundy | 7th January 2018
In this episode of cinema5D ON THE GO, we talk to cinematographer William Wages ASC about shooting on film vs. digital, light meters, and the Panasonic Lumix line! William Wages, ASC For cinematographer William Wages ASC, the main reason for shooting on film has been relegated to getting a certain aesthetic effects, such as achieving a Super 8mm look. In terms of capabilities and image quality, modern cameras far outperform the capabilities of film, which in turn has allowed for the development of a new visual and technical cinematic language. He gives us a few examples of his work in which these advantages have come in handy. Mr. Wages also tells us about how he uses the Panasonic Lumix line of mirrorless cameras, such as the GH4 or GH5, as viewing devices during location scouts and on set. Rather than using a director's viewfinder, the portability of these cameras – in addition to their V-Log capabilities and high ISO – allow for a quick visualisation of what the end result could be when planning to shoot with a Panasonic Varicam LT. Of course, the dynamic range may not be the same as the LT, but they certainly have a place in his arsenal for shooting high-end productions. Please visit our sponsors' websites to keep new episodes of ON THE GO coming! TILTA Blackmagic Design Manfrotto Olympus Watch previous episodes of ON THE GO (& On the Couch) by clicking here. Visit our Vimeo and YouTube playlists, and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes!Read more
by Tim Fok | 3rd January 2018
Ever wondered what it would look like to shoot video with an antique 8X10 large format photography camera? Thanks to this unique creation by Filmmaker & Photographer Zev Hoover, we can. Watch this video: A setup that makes the IMAX format look puny, Zev has ingeniously rigged an 8X10 large format camera to a slider, with a tilt-shift Sony a7S mounted underneath. The result is an incredibly unique look – razor thin depth of field that has similar subject isolating properties to the tilt-shift macro-look, but on the same plain, in front of your face. Zev's interlude in the video does a pretty good job of explaining what is going on, but if you're still confused: Complicated as it sounds, it's actually relatively straight forward if you're familiar with refraction/projection/capture from depth of field adaptors back in the day. Light passes through the large format lens on the front of the camera (as it normally would), it then hits the back of the camera where Zev has rigged a matte white panel, an a7S camera then captures the projected image on the matte white panel, using a wide angle lens. The Sony a7S is mounted at the bottom facing backwards and uses a tilt shift adaptor to avoid distortion (it can't sit straight with the white panel as it would get in the way of the large format lens). Lastly, it's all mounted to a cheap camera slider, with the large format lens mounted to the carriage to allow for smooth focus changes. My colleague Nino Leitner chatted to Zev a little on how it works. As mentioned before, it's a system in the vein of old depth of field adaptors – light passes through a 35mm lens onto ground glass, then a camcorder (circa Panasonic HVX200 or Sony EX3) films the projection. Similar concept from a while ago, widely used: 35mm adaptors on small-sensor cameras (before DSLR filmmaking changed it all) Rather than a setup using ground glass, Zev opted for matte white: "My setup projects the image onto a matte white screen instead of a ground glass for two reasons – the availability of extremely matte materials means that the 'hotspot' issue is almost completely eliminated, and the folded optical path that my reflective setup uses cuts the overall size of the rig in half." Inside the technical solution: a camera filming the projection of the image onto the large matte screen. "The main challenge was how to image this screen without getting in the way of either side of the primary lens. If I just placed my taking camera directly in front of the screen, it would block the light from the large format lens from reaching the screen. The way I got around this was by shifting the lens on the taking camera up, the same way an architectural photographer might to keep their verticals straight. This allowed me to capture the whole, undistorted view of the screen from an off axis point below the centre of the screen." Zev also gave us an insight into some of the technical aspects of the camera: "I used an Industar-37 as the large format lens, it is a 300mm f4.5, which was just about the fastest sub $100 8×10 lens I could find. On the a7S, I had an Irix 15mm f2.4 Firfly (cheapest, fastest, low distortion wide angle that focused close enough) mounted on a Kipon Nikon-Sony shift adapter, set to APS-C mode." The results are fantastic. It's not perfect, the thing looks a monster to move around and you lose around 6 stops of light, but it offers a truly unique look.Read more
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Recent guest reviews
It was very hot in the room: no airconditioning. Fortunately there was a (small) fridge in the room. A lot of people in the restaurant, that seemed too small for the number of guests. Average hotel, rather far from the center of Berlin.
Very rude reception. Lady that helped with checking didn't listen with her bad English. Room missing air-condition. The standard of the rooms are not 4 star hotel max 2 to 3 star. But room is clean and organized. We booking one room for 3 adults and one kid. But when we got to the hotel we got 2 separate rooms on 2 different floors.
Lovely hotel, clean and plenty of room, staff very friendly, good food and plenty of choice. This hotel is in a good spot with zoo just a short walk away, would definitly recommend it and would go back again.
I found this hotel really appealing to the eye and it did not disappoint! The interior is beautiful, both in public areas such as the lobby as well as rooms. I found the restaurant average as their choice of food did not vary much, but it was definitely worth the price paid! The rooms were always cleaned sufficiently and staff were extremely pleasant. We used the conference facilities, and they were set in a really professional environment that was suited to our needs. The only issue with this was that halfway throughout our final day, another event that was extremely loud was occurring in the room next door! As a whole, I would recommend this hotel - however please be noted that it is quite some distance from Berlin city centre and airports such as TXL!
Reporte sobre hotel Abacus Tier Park – Berlin I have stayed several times in this hotel in Berlin, it is not centrally located, but about 100 meters from the hotel is the Tierpark subway station, that allows you to reach the city centre fast and easy. Considering the excellent transportation system the city has, as a tip, for the modic price of 8 EUR you can buy a one day ticket that allow you to travel by subway, tram and city train for one day. The hotel is a big standard 4 stars hotel, with standard facilities for this category, rooms were clean and the personal at the reception and the restaurant for breakfast is polite and efficient, doing their best to help me when I requested something. The rooms do not have safe box, but you can get one for free, in a small room beside the reception. Maybe the best thing, is an abundant breakfast, including omelets, scrambled eggs, etc, prepared for 2 cookers at the moment and breakfast is served in a spacious restaurant, part of which, has a glass roof allowing you to enjoy your breakfast under the day light. For persons travelling by car, the hotel also has a big parking area, where parking is for free. You can have wifi for a price of 2 EUR a day, maybe not the fastest, but it works properly. The hotel has a restaurant opened until 22:00, but the menu at night is limited and in my opinion overpriced for what they offer, but if you decide to stay at the hotel at night, nearby the hotel there are not many options of restaurants. Otherwise, I consider it a good option, if you do not mind staying out of the city centre and using the subway. I would definitively would stay there again.
I stayed at Abacus Tierpark Hotel in January for two nights. Booked independently, I asked for a smoikng room and twin beds for my friend and myself. We were allocated a room on the 10th Floor - and it was a smoking room. Hotel is good, room was spotless, breakfast was plentiful and the staff very helpful. I recommend Tierpark Hotel for visitors from UK as it is just 35/40 minutes from Schoenefeld Airport. S Bahn is direct, one changes at Frankfurter-Allee station which is just 7 minutes from Tierpark on the U Bahn. There is a Kaisers Supermarket between the UBahn Station and the hotel. I have never been to Berlin before, I only saw (in a full day) the Reichs/Bundestag, the Brandenburg Gate, KadeWe Department Store and a model train shop - but it was a good trip. Berlin is not in anyway pretensious - it is therefore a cool city to explore. I intend to look further in the near future
We stayed in Abacus Tierpark hotel for a night during our stay in Berlin. Hotel is very well connected to publlic transport (tram and U-bahn) so it is not problem to reach it. It is very big hotel. First potential problem is check-inn - possible only after 3 PM. Rooms are big and clean as well as bathroom. Internet is available but one has to PAY for it - not much (2 EUR) but still. Breakfast is good but ... place where you have breakfast is to small for size of hotel and you have to wait to take food so this is minus. Service is good and helpful.
The room was large and clean. The beds were hard, though, and there was only a single coverlet which was either too hot or too cold if you kicked it off (typical these days). The bathroom was fairly large, too. They were able to give us an ironing board and iron. The wifi was fast and free but there could have been more electrical plugs. The restaurant only had buffet and I got the special rate but it was still pretty high. The food was good, though. The hotel is pretty far outside Berlin center but there's a tram right outside the hotel and the subway is one tram stop away.
We stayed here for 3 nights when on a coach holiday with National Holidays. The hotel was clean, but the staff were either rude or had a couldn't care less attitude. In general the food was okay, but as we were with a holiday company we were given no choice of menu. You pay for WiFi, but wasn't expensive, but you can only use one tablet or phone at a time.
The lunch buffet was really simple, without many choices and it didn't look very inviting. The meat offer was only pork and one type of fish and for the dessert they only had ice cream and a few cookies. The service was friendly, but not outstanding. The price for the buffet was around 19€
Hotel highlights
- Onsite dining
- Fitness center
- WiFi in rooms and public areas (fees apply)
- Business center
Located in Friedrichsfelde, Abacus Tierpark Hotel is within a few miles (5 km) of sights such as Stasi Museum Berlin and Ring-Center. This 278-room, 4-star hotel has conveniences like a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a fitness center. Also close to this Berlin hotel are Treptower Park and FEZ Berlin.
Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 6 AM to 10 AM.
The 278 rooms have desks. Guests can expect to find WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Hair dryers are also available.
Property features
At Abacus Tierpark Hotel, guests have access to a fitness center, a sauna, and WiFi in public areas. Self parking is offered for EUR 2.00 per day. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and securing valuables. Other amenities at this family-friendly hotel include 14 meeting rooms, conference space, and a business center.
Reviews from Trip Advisor
86% of guests recommend this hotelTotal of 467 reviews


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