8K TVs may have lost momentum, but 8K is still gaining ground as an acquisition format.

Few consumers own 8K sets but producers are already successfully using 8K technologies to improve TV, film, event and sport production

New report from the 8K Association finds that multiple encoders and decoders capable of 8K live are available as commercial products.

Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s first period film, “Wife of a Spy,” was shot with Sharp 8K cameras equipped with Zeiss Master Prime lenses.

As the market continues to grow, analysts predict that by 2025 nearly 25 million North American households will own at least one 8K TV set.

A remake of a James Bond promo video for the film “Skyfall” sends 007 off on a mission to save the world from 8K video.

Spanish engineering company SAPEC recently demonstrated that 8K transmission over DVB-T2 is possible.

Immersive demonstration of end-to-end 8K live video showcase included live production, encoding, streaming, and playback on 8K TVs.

Cinematographers are increasingly selecting to shoot at 8K resolutions for the creative freedom it gives to episodic drama and feature film.

NAB Amplify’s Jennifer Wolfe discusses the MovieLabs 2030 Vision Initiative and what it means for the future of motion picture production.

TL;DR Lori H. Schwartz, Storytech principal and NAB Amplify content partner, recently interviewed Christina Heller about immersive content, Web3, and the tech and trends that are making it more accessible […]

“Television and streaming video, they’re exponentially changing and evolving very, very quickly. But then they’re also colliding towards each other,” Tim Hanlon says, noting that these shifts are making “a lot of people uncomfortable.”