
Developed and hosted by videographer Craig Syverson, videogrunt illustrates the basic terms and technologies of digital video through bite-sized video narratives. Designed for the novice, but useful for anyone wanting to learn how digital video works.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Categories | TechnologyTV & Film | ||||

videogrunt program 005: The third (and best) way to view material when the aspect ratio of the source (i.e. the movie) does not match the aspect ratio of the viewing screen (i.e. the TV). For program notes and the text of the script, please visit: ht... more
videogrunt program 004: When aspect ratios don't match, compromises have to be made. This program explores the pan and scan process used to get widescreen movies to fit on traditional television sets. For program notes and the text of the script, ple... more
podgrunt program 001: This inagural program uses a basic diagram to illustrate how simply a podcast works. Remember that this is a sequential series, so it's a good idea to start from the first program and view in order. We'll have videogrunt program... more
videogrunt program 003: Continuing on the discussion of aspect ratios, we show how 16:9 came about as the optimal compromise between the world of film and video. Our hero this time is Dr. Kerns Powers of the David Sarnoff Research Center. For program... more
videogrunt program 002: Our first main subject is about the convergence of standards and technologies from the three worlds of motion pictures, television and digital video. Starting with the concept of picture aspect ratio, we trace back to Thomas E... more
videogrunt program 001: This inagural program talks about the concept behind videogrunt and gives an idea of how I will present the material. Remember that this is a sequential series, so it's a good idea to start from the first program and view in o... more
Its good
This is one of the best made podcasts (image, concept, info) I have ever seen, can't wait for the rest of them
Craig is awesome and nice, he is really cool and this is a cool idea.
You've got a great thing going with this, just stick with it. The only reason I'm giving you three stars is becuase you've been so inconsistent.
Enertaining plus teaching at the same time. Well worth your time to see.
This series is great for someone like me who is completely new to video/audio production. The history of why things are the way they are really makes it easier to remember, and little humor certainly adds some fun to the presentation of technical details (for example, I love the bovine part in episode 005). And, as a copyright lawyer, I can say Craig got the details on fair use (end of episode 004) exactly right.
C'est pas inintéressant mais il n'y a que 4 épisode?
It hasnt been updated since July - hey just give us some kinds of heads up! I would rate this 10 stars if could see one every month even.
I'm really enjoying your cast. It's great to get all history on all of these crazy and often confusing details of DV and film. I'd like to see something on all of the different formats around the world.
This is a fabulous podcast and the information given is core to understanding the principles which underlay video production and related technology. This is one of my two favorite podcasts and this podcast, as well as the Multimedia 101 podcast from CreativeCOW, taught me many great principles that I have often wondered about. Man, you gotta love podcasting and the ones who do it right. Thanks, videogrunt!
These Podcast's have lots of intresting info, for the people who dont know much about digital cammras and such, these Podcast's teach you interesting stuff.... well thats all i got to say... they are free so get them and watch them
This is a very slick, professional production, that explains all the technical stuff in a simple, engaging, and entertaining manner. Concise, informative, with good use of graphics, Craig Syverson has a style which proves that he can DO as well as teach. Recommended.
Great podcast. Thank you for answering the questions we have no place to ask or recive the answers.
This has the potential to be one of the greats! The information so simple and delivered in such a manner the complete novice will get it. This is entertaining and worth while if you want to learn digital video and podcasting an all the techie stuff they don't tell you about in the manuals... Perfect length for the short attention span audience and just plain fun. Subscribe now and reap the benefits of this guys mind!
Absolutely fantastic job presenting material in a concise yet but not simplistic fashion. I just stumbled onto this and I can't be happier. Knowledge is power, and I suddenly gained 20 pounds of muscle.









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