Tom Libertiny, Lighting and Camera Lenses

2016 | Words | Study of Lighting and Camera Lenses

2016 August 17 With the resolution of digital camera sensors approaching that of 35mm film and the cameras themselves becoming relatively affordable, an interesting glitch has been occurring: as you’d expect, mass-produced cameras have variations in sensor location front and aft of the designated film/sensor plane. Prior to the advent…

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Tom Libertiny, Betty Riggs, A Mothers Heart

2016 | Words | A Mother’s Heart

2016 August 15 Writer and Director Betty Rigg’s gospel play, A Mother’s Heart, Sunday, August 28, 7:00pm at the Royal Oak Music Theatre, Michigan. An explosive new gospel stage play written and directed by Detroit native Betty Riggs, makes the statement that drugs have no respect for race. Riggs returns to…

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Tom Libertiny, Men Entertainment Survey

2016 | Words | Entertainment Survey | Men

2016 August 12 Results of my 2016 entertainment survey for men. Here’s some of my survey results and observations. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to Contact Me. Observations Unlike my survey results for women, men were polarized in a different way: Regardless of age, men either…

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Tom Libertiny, Physics

2016 | Movies | Light, Newton, String Theory

In 1666 Isaac Newton began research which eventually lead to his realization that light was likely made up of individual particles, later known as photons, that appeared to also have wave-like properties. Over 200 years later, this idea plus Newton’s Universal Law of Gravity and his invention of calculus lead to physics beyond what…

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Tom Libertiny, George Tsypin

2016 | Movies | George Tsypin

George Tsypin is known for his design work for opera, the Broadway musical Spiderman, and the opening ceremony of the Sochi Olympics.  Filmed by George’s daughter Sonja, her documentary explores the design process developed by one of the world’s foremost scenic designers. 2016 May 18

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