Once again, thank you to the whole CNMI community for all the support to all our fund drives as well as to all those companies like Docomo Pacific who initiated the collections. The Yolanda/Haiyan fund drive is not a one-time deal and we can still extend our help knowing it will take a long time to rebuild those structures and the livelihood of people affected back home. It only shows that a lot of people are still generous in sharing, knowing how hard things are nowadays when it comes to money. UFO president Annamae Adaza praised Docomo and Nelson for raising a large amount of money that will help in the relief efforts for Haiyan victims. Nelson said this fundraising drive was also made possible by partners like KWAW-FM Magic 100.3, Sorenson Media Group, KKMP, Marianas Variety, United Filipino Organization, Consulate General of the Philippines and its Guam partners, Pacific Daily News, KTKB 101.9 Megamixx, Filipino Community of Guam, and the Ayuda Foundation. Description: Squeeze Desktop is Sorenson Media’s workhorse video encoding tool that will render the highest-quality video and audio files for professionals and hobbyists alike.

The raised funds were generated three ways-by Docomo customers texting “DONATE” to 4356, monetary donations dropped in boxes at Docomo offices, and Docomo employee donations and other in-house fundraising initiatives. CORE has released the newest build of Sorenson Squeeze Desktop Pro for windows. We thank our partners and the community for their cooperation and support with this fundraising effort,” he said.

Link to packages on Ruptly website, examples of shot list and script also.“We’ve established an efficient channel for donations to this relief effort so medical supplies can be quickly distributed to those affected.

I cut using Avid Media Composer or Final Cut Pro (depending on the laptop available at the time), compressed using Sorenson Squeeze or MPEG Streamclip and uploaded to the FTP server with FileZilla.īelow are two examples of video packages that were used. NAB 2013 has seen another update to the do-all encoding application Sorenson Squeeze. The key roles I played were researching the ongoing story, looking for ‘side-stories’ to shoot, liaising with the Berlin office, coordinating Romas and other freelancers we had on the ground, ingesting, editing and sending the video packages via FTB back to Berlin, then finally writing the shot list and scripts. We stayed three nights until things seemed to calm. On Tuesday 11th June 2013, I was sent as a field producer for Ruptly to Istanbul with cameraman Romas Dabrukas, (who spent almost 20 years at Associated Press), to cover the ongoing anti-government protests in Taksim Square and Gezi Park.

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