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August 26

StaciaDWright commented on Tim de la Torre's photo 'Sonscreen 2006'

great shot...i never saw this one

June 24

Tim de la Torre replied to Trudy Swaningson Mike's discussion 'Suland:The Forgotten Frontier'

Hi Thomas, Thanks for the info! I was honestly a little intimidated when I read your 'about me' section and thought, "This guy doesn't need me!" but then you wrote me... ha ha. I graduated from Pacific Union College in '06 with a degree in Film & T…

April 12

Tim de la Torre replied to Trudy Swaningson Mike's discussion 'Suland:The Forgotten Frontier'

Hi Trudy, Your pitch interests me :) I'd be interested in learning more and maybe dialoguing about the possibility of helping you film and or edit this. Have you already found someone? ~Tim de la Torre

April 10

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Modesto, CA or Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro, Philippines

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Graduate

About Me:

I graduated from Pacific Union College with a degree in Film and Television Production in 2006. Since then I've been working as the assistant administrator for Laymen Ministries Philippines (www.lmn.org/philippines) and haven't really made any films. I hope to change that soon :)

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http://www.timdelatorre.com

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Affordable HDV camera

Hey everyone,

I was just wondering what your input might be on a fairly low-end but sturdy HDV camera. I use a DVX100 for most of my work. It's my main camera and I use it's XLR inputs a lot. I'm looking for a b-roll camera and I want an HDV camera. I'm planning on getting some helicopter footage out over the jungles and oceans here in the Philippines in the next few months and want to shoot that in HDV for sure.

I saw that the HDR-HC1 was pretty affordable but… Continue

Posted on September 16, 2007 at 6:41am — 7 Comments

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At 1:16pm on August 26, 2009, Trudy Swaningson Mike said…: Tim;
Are you still interested in helping Thomas and I work on Suland? The American pioneers who become Adventist after they endure the war? I haven't heard from you for a long time. I am working on the screen play now and Thomas is looking for cash-flow. Are you a producer as well? That you could help find money? Or too busy now?

At 9:00am on October 23, 2007, Michael McCaffrey said…: I did some research on the HC1 vs the Canon HV20 and ended up using the Canon HV20 on a doc project in Thailand. I liked it. Worked well. It also had manual controls for audio and exposure that typically weren't advertised. It also has a 24f mode. The HV20 however is probably not the camera for narrative work involving lots of manual focus work.

At 2:34pm on September 10, 2007, Brian Bazemore said…: Hey team player, Everyday People has gone down in history, literally it's disapeared no word for three years now.
Miss you

At 7:40am on September 9, 2007, Robert Stotz said…: Tim that is one awesome picture.

At 9:18pm on September 6, 2007, Gary Reece said…: Tim, thanks for the invite to this network!

At 2:08pm on September 2, 2007, Marcel said…: Tim, good to see your studliness in here. Keep up the great work, bro!

At 11:45am on September 2, 2007, Stephen Eyer said…: Hi Tim,

Thank for joining the network! Looking forward to seeing your next piece from your work in the Phillippines.

Stephen