Winecellar Videos

Shooting on Digital There are many options when looking at the digital route, from buying your own digital video camera (DV Cam), to hiring the highest quality High Definition (HD/Hi-Def) camera. There is no question that, in most cases, HD looks better than Digibeta, but there is an ongoing discussion in the industry about the possible benefits. It is difficult to compare HD to film as they are very different media and need to be treated as such. Some areas of the industry are trying to push HD as the way forward for shooting drama and some countries have invested heavily in development of equipment, but there are some strong arguments against it. For example, the costs on HD post-production are often much higher than on DV or film. If you have just a small amount of money to spend, you may find a friendly post-production company professional or editor, who is happy to talk you through the pros and cons of shooting on various formats. Remember that the format not only affects the shoot, but also the post-production process with which you edit and finish your film.

Episode 3 - A Warning About Building A Wine Cellar and 3 Ways to Truly Enjoy Your Wine

Ever wanted to peek into the wine cellar of a high end restaurant? Here is your chance Join Brian Freedman and Jason Miller, General Manager and Wine Director of Picholine, as they chat about Burgundy and food and wine pairings. The wines discussed today are Domaine Coste Caumartin 2005 Monthelie, and Domaine Michel Lafarge 2004 Volnay Clos Du Chateau Des Ducs.

A.M. (Antony Milton from Wellington's Pseudo/Arcana label), Plains, City Peoples Farmers Music and Un Ciego performed at the Wine Cellar in Auckland on Saturday, 4th March, 2006. This is a slideshow video of photos from the performances http://www.aliak.com/node/2230 has other videos & details music is "Lost in the Humming Air" by Brian Eno & Harold Budd

Mom visits her delivery business's competition at Elzar's restaurant.