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Articles in August, 2004 issue of Post

• HP announces a new line of workstations
  by Randall Simpson
• 3D animation software: what you can see at SIGGRAPH
  by Ann Fisher
• Wizdom provides indie soundtrack
  by Marc Loftus
• LittleRiver rolls with custom scores
  by Marc Loftus
• Final Cut Pro HD: it is now possible to import, edit and export HD video over FireWire
  by Tor Rolf Seemann
• Riot Atlanta upgrades for HD
• Accom at show with APR-ClipStore DDR
• ICA can help find pros work via new site
• A juicy track
• Seeing in the dark for Collateral: director Michael Mann re-invents digital filmmaking
  by Daniel Restuccio
• Fahrenheit 9/11 lets the pictures tell the story: this multiformat blockbuster doc takes the DI route to film, then to DVD
  by Ken McGorry
• Cut + Run launches music video division
• Panasonic AG-DVX100A customers to receive Magic Bullet Editors for free
• ATI intros new FireGL accelerators
• 2004 Ad
  by Randi Altman
• Lawrence Yore
• Canon intros XL2 Mini DV camcorder
  by Marc Loftus
• Nick's modular music
• Freelancer Scaglione sees success
  by Marc Loftus
• Sharing media via EditShare
  by Marc Loftus
• Disc Makers intros Mac-based CD/DVD duplicator/printer
• Pepper Films moves into new space
• Huge offering new RAID arrays
• Erik Espera
• Assimilate enters DI space
• Virtual set Meltdown
• Getting down to bidness: tighter time schedules and technology are streamlining the bidding process
  by Matthew Armstrong
• Cinerama adventure: a labor of love: a documentary on this obsolete, curved widescreen format took editor David Strohmaier on a fantastical journey
  by Christine Bunish
• Red Giant displays eLin at show
• Nightingale's new Voice Box collection
• Media asset management: while the industry is currently in a quandary the future looks bright
  by Doug Mienke
• Decisions, decisions …
  by Marc Loftus
• Vagabond finds home in Chicago
• Crowds for Canucks
• The HD editing picture: how manufacturers are addressing the challenges editors are facing when working with many high definition formats
  by Claudia Kienzie
• The woman behind Catwoman: veteran editor Sylvie Landra mixes new workflows with old-fashioned know-how
  by Ken McGorry
• Paul Demars
• The HP XW6200 workstation: HP's new mid-level workstation offers "Serious Pixel Processing Power."
  by Randall G. Simpson
• Hola Lucha Libre!
• RealViz's ImageModeler 4.0 for windows
• Audio for animation: these audio pros are working in film and television, and many find the line between live-action sound and animation blurring
  by Christine Bunish
• Kirk Hirota