TL;DR NAB Show “has had a very important role in my career,” says Curious Refuge CEO and cofounder Caleb Ward.  Ward says he always looks forward to walking the show […]

Director Steven Zaillian and DP Robert Elswit discuss the meticulous black-and-white visuals for Netflix psychological thriller “Ripley.”

At NAB Show, VR Production Workshop instructor Nick Harauz will guide attendees through a two-day on- and off-site hand-on workshop.

Digital cinematography took a decade to become the norm. VP supe Andy Jarosz says virtual production, as it matures, will be the same.

IMAX is in the spotlight at NAB Show 2024 with “SMPTE’s Future of Cinema: The Art and Science of IMAX” panel discussion.

Production tool Cuebric uses generative AI to generate photoreal environments in an instant and far more affordably than current methods.

French DP Laurent Barès discusses the lure of a London shoot and the challenges of bringing a complex narrative to the small screen.

Designer, strategist and worldbuilder Rachel Joy Victor employs “spatial economics” to explore how AI can revolutionize storytelling.

Cinematographer Sam Care and director Peter Hoar pay tribute to 1970s “Crossroads” star Noele Gordon, affectionately known as “Nolly.”

Series director Gus Van Sant travels back to 1966 for Truman Capote’s High Society New York ball, recreated as a Maysles-style documentary.

Stephen Findeisen, AKA Coffeezilla, revolutionizes YouTube content creation with his “$10 million dollar” virtual production studio.

“The Woman in the Wall” centers on a woman grappling with the trauma of time in a Magdalene laundry, complicated by the deaths of two people connected to her incarceration there.