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Brigitte, Video Playback Graphics

Episode 26 of the Film Folk Lore podcast, hosted by Jed, Justin, Heather Rae, Sarah, Collier, and Penny, titled "Brigitte, Video Playback Graphics" was published on April 22, 2024 and runs 57 minutes.

April 22, 2024 ·57m · Film Folk Lore

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Hello film friends! This week we have an exciting guest, Brigitte Video Playback Graphics! We get to learn a little about the world of screens on camera in our modern age, how graphics get to those screens, and why Props loves Video Graphics so much. Strap on your pods and get to listening!

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