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  • MONDAY MARCH 13 2006 12:21 PM

Pan and Scan Officially Launches

Submitted by Rahodeb

Edited by Rahodeb

The brand new DVD and Digital Video Blog Pan and Scan officially launches today, tracking the latest DVD and digital video news, trends and culture from across the web. Edited by Peter M. Bracke, founder of dvdfile.com and author of such books as Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th and Ultimate DVD: The Essential Guide to Building Your DVD Collection, the blog is a self-proclaimed "pop culture overview for digital technology enthusiasts, movie lovers, and a generation of couch potatoes possessing short attention spans." As the culture of home entertainment continues to evolve, Pan and Scan promises to cover everything from media news and gossip, to the latest release dates and reviews, up-to-minute industry developments, and technology trends.

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Comments
Idjit

Idjit

HOPEFUL

I'm lost

MAR 13, 2006 12:41 PM

Considering I equate "Pan and Scan" with pure, unadulterated evil, I will be avoiding this website.

Cigarette

Cigarette

Cleveland, OH
April 2004

MAR 13, 2006 12:42 PM

Uh... yay. A website. surreal

ought

ought

USA
September 2004

MAR 13, 2006 02:43 PM

Yay! Advertisements!

kealli

kealli

Chicago, IL
September 2003

MAR 13, 2006 02:44 PM

yeah, i dont get the title of the site at all.. true movie lovers HATE that. why name your blog after something so horrible?

PaperDragon

PaperDragon

United Kingdom
July 2005

MAR 13, 2006 02:50 PM

Maybe someone already has originalaspectration.com

Cigarette

Cigarette

Cleveland, OH
April 2004

MAR 13, 2006 02:52 PM

PaperDragon said:
Maybe someone already has originalaspectration.com


Original Aspect Ration? wink

_DictionaryGirl_

_DictionaryGirl_

NEWSWIRE

San Diego, CA

MAR 13, 2006 02:55 PM

Well, that was thrilling.

nobodaddy

nobodaddy

Burlington, VT
August 2003

MAR 13, 2006 02:57 PM

surreal

calami00

calami00

I'm lost
November 2005

MAR 13, 2006 04:02 PM

i had HBO from an early age and when i was little and didn't know no better. I thought that whole pan and scan thing was how movies were made. Now, in film school i've found that in alot of my work there are camera movements that i've subliminally put in that resemble pan and scan. I believe I require a hatchet to the face. Anyone?

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