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Provisions Issue One 2002 ISSUE ONE 2002 A NEWSLETTER FOR PROFESSIONAL AUDIO & VIDEO USERS INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Bill Kurtis A Voice with Vision Chicago-based Kurtis Productions Focuses on HD Kurtis Productions Millions know him as the anchor and Executive Producer of A&E’s Emmy Award winning program, INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS. As a broadcast journalist, he has earned the respect of both his colleagues and his competitors. He is a recognized environmentalist and conservationist. If you see his face or hear his voice on television, it’s like welcoming a family friend into your home. NANO CUBIC Bill Kurtis, a man with such a varied Technology career that it’s sometimes hard to describe his occupation.After getting his law degree and passing the Bar, he began his broadcasting career in the mid-1960’s as a part-time reporter for a local Kansas TV station. By the early 1970’s, he was co-anchor with Walter Jacobson at WBBM-TV,the CBS O & O in Chicago. More than just a top-rated anchor team, they reported on a wide variety of topics and it was during this time that Kurtis began covering more stories in the field with his “Focus” unit investigations. He joined the CBS Network in 1982 and for the next three and a half years, anchored the “CBS Morning News” from New York. New Products It was in 1985, after returning to Chicago, that Kurtis decided to elevate his journalistic efforts to the next level and take on long-form documentary work. This resulted in the 1990 founding of Kurtis Productions, Ltd. and a new career as a full-time television program producer. In 1991, Kurtis joined A&E Network and over the years, his INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS series has presented some of the most talked about (and sometimes controversial) documentary programming on television. Kurtis’s own company is behind the complete production of many episodes, while Bill, as the series Executive Producer, is New Fujifilm Website responsible for them all. (continued on pg. 3) Let Us Hear From You Dear Audio and Video Professional, Welcome to the latest edition of ProVisions, designed to keep you up-to- date on current news from the Fujifilm Professional Audio and Video Recording Media Products Division. We welcome your feedback. Please send us your comments on So much has happened in such a short time – it’s quite a different this issue and suggestions for future world since our last issue. We’ve been through the tragedy of issues. You may reach us by mail, September 11th and the triumph of the Winter Games. New York City fax or e-mail. looks different and Americans think differently. The American spirit is back and all signs point to an economic revival. We look forward to Write to us at: the future, while remembering what has happened in the past. And Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc. with this issue of ProVisions, we move on as well, with a new look at Attn: Rita O’Connor the present and the future. 555 Taxter Road In our present is Bill Kurtis, one of America’s premiere documentary Elmsford, NY 10523 filmmakers and this issue’s cover story. His company, Kurtis Productions, has produced a number of award-winning documentary Fax to us at: television programs and has now added a special Fujifilm project (914) 789-8490 to their resume. Shown for the first time at this year’s National Association of Broadcasters’ Convention, this nine-minute High E-mail to us at: Definition production highlights the talents of the Kurtis team and rita_o’[email protected] the quality of Fujifilm’s award-winning videotape technology. Visit us on the Web: The future for Fujifilm, and we believe the recording media industry, www.fujifilm.com is called NANO CUBIC. This exciting new Fujifilm manufacturing technology has the potential to increase the amount of information that can be stored on magnetic media to ten times its current capacity. ProVisions is published twice-yearly. Complete details on this new Fujifilm proprietary media technology Editors: Gene Kern,Tom Daly & begin on Page 10. Rita O’Connor Design & Production: The Terry Group, Inc., Please read on for more about our new products, our newest people Greenwich, CT and our latest marketing news. Printing: W. E. Andrews Co., Inc., Bedford, MA Sincerely, ProVisions ©2002 by Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc. Magnetic Markets Division. All rights reserved. Stan Bauer Vice President and General Manager 2 (continued from pg. 1) More Than Just real shooters, in real-life ENG/EFP situations. We wanted to produce a piece that we could use as a Another Production Company demonstration video at the 2002 NAB Convention, as What separates Kurtis Productions from the rest well as something we could reformat for distribution of the pack can best be described as a unique kind after the show. Most of all, the material had to show of vision, and this clearly starts with Bill himself. The that Fujifilm professional videotape was up to the company thrives on new challenges, from unusual and challenges faced by our customers in the work that sometimes difficult program topics to exploring new they do. technical frontiers. With the help of Fujifilm Professional Products Employing 22 full-time staff and a host of freelancers District Manager Jerry Van Vliet, we were introduced to has permitted the company to be flexible enough to Bill Kurtis and producer Jamie Schenk, who accepted meet existing programming obligations, while at the our challenge to develop, script, shoot and edit a short same time allowing them to take on interesting projects video using Fujifilm HD331 (HDCAM) videocassettes. that come their way. Already known in the industry We told them that the piece had to somehow show as pioneers in the application of new video the wide range of difficulties that shooters could technology, Kurtis Productions specializes in full- face, such as environmental extremes, logistics, and service, High Definition production for broadcast, live lighting, yet still show performance and specialty use. In addition, the Fujifilm videotape company has amassed one of the country’s largest and Fujinon lenses libraries of High Definition stock footage, another only at their best. valuable asset that sets them apart from others. Everything else It’s a big investment that is now beginning to pay was left to big dividends. their imagination. In addition to the work that Kurtis Productions has Just a week or done with A&E,The History Channel and PBS (they aired so after our initial his series THE NEW EXPLORERS for seven seasons), meeting, Bill had the company has produced a number of independent developed a concept, selected the locations and put television programs in HD. Major projects, one a together a crew of talented cinematographers to shoot documentary covering the American-Mongolian the Fujifilm project. Kurtis carefully chose three Geo-Historical expedition to find the burial place of real-life, but environmentally challenging situations, Genghis Khan, and another documenting the mysterious where videotape could be put to the test – on an Ice Island of Antarctica, a gigantic chunk of ice from active volcano in Hawaii, in the underwater caves Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf, are now in production. of the Yucatan, with the United States Navy during It was this focus on High Definition, along with training – and left Jamie Schenk to figure out how to the love of a challenge, that first brought Kurtis and make it all come together. Fujifilm together. “Once Mr. Kurtis decided The Fujifilm Project the creative vision for this piece, it was my turn to With many broadcast and video help put the plan into professionals moving to the HD action,”said Schenk. “It production formats and with was exciting and challenging Fujifilm’s videotape product line to produce HD shoots going in the same direction, we around the world.” were looking for a proper way to showcase our products in use by (continued on pg. 4) 3 (continued from pg. 3) Getting approval from Shooting in the dark caves the US Navy to shoot at of the Yucatan offered its the Naval Training Center own unique set of technical Great Lakes [Illinois] and challenges – the lighting, the in Coronado, California remote location and harsh was a pleasant surprise. environment are three that Said Schenk,“They have come to mind – but Skiles been busy dealing with the was clearly at home here. incredible responsibility The wonderful footage he of protecting our country. delivered for Kurtis I was honored that they, Productions shows just along with the other participants, were willing to how far he’s willing to go to get the shot. work with us on this project.” The Finished Product Shooting a live volcano was no picnic and took a lot of coordination by many. This time, the folks at The shooting completed, the next battle was to Kurtis Productions solicited help from the United whittle hours of great footage down to ten minutes States Geological Survey and USGS Volcanologist Frank or less and still follow the storyline already scripted. Trusdell. Even then, it was still challenging to get the Editor Jude Leak did the off-line work in-house and shots. Matt Vogel,Technical Manager and Soundman then the project moved downstairs to Post Effects, one for Kurtis Productions, told us,“In order to reach the of Chicago’s premier post production facilities and lava flows, a helicopter was needed to transport the recognized experts in High Definition. Post Effects crew and equipment. Once at the site, we were faced handled the on-line edit for Kurtis Productions and with 30 MPH winds, driving rain and lava temperatures then helped Fujifilm’s Marketing Communications of up to 2800 degrees Fahrenheit.” Getting the right Group prepare the final material for viewing at the shots was left to cinematographer Greg Gricus, but NAB Show.
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