By Ko Maruyama

The title of the documentary DVD is "One Six Right: The Romance of Flying" - it's a love story as told by those with a passion for general aviation. As the first independent film on HD DVD, the first documentary on HD DVD and the first aviation film on HD DVD, it's a beautiful look at the underrated Van Nuys Airport.

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

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In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if

Toast has been around for what seems like forever, dutifully providing us fun-lovin' and free-wheelin' Mac users with delicious disc burning goodness throughout all the tumult and upheaval the last decade-and-a-half (or so) has brought to the world of com

In 2003, when the US learned of HDV with the JVC HD10 one-CCD camcorder that shot in 720p, videographers rejoiced. The only problem was there was no support in Final Cut Pro, which left many in the field of videography and digital filmmaking wondering if