A number of significant new camera releases at the 2024 NAB Show demonstrate how technology innovation is fast and furious.

Alex Garland’s “Civil War” is less interested in assigning blame to the right or left than in asking why we might end up there again.

LaLiga and Mediapro have incorporated a new pitch-side camera into their broadcasts, providing viewers with an image quality similar to that of a film or a video game

OpenAI shares a first glimpse at its new generative AI text-to-video tool Sora, which instantly generates videos from just a line of text.

Filmmakers Donal Boyd and Frank Nieuwenhuis sought to help people understand the impact of climate change on Iceland’s glaciers and on Icelanders.

“Sometimes you need to be a bit bold and break the ‘Five Cs of Cinematography’” says Cameron, “and deconstruct them.”

“The tools are literally telling you as a creator, ‘You now have more power in your hand, go do something with it.’”

AI-generated art has advanced by leaps and bounds, but studios and audiences alike might not yet be ready for its Hollywood closeup.

5G is already the fastest growing cellular generation ever, but 5G Advanced may hold the key to unlocking new capabilities and revenue streams.

In a bid to increase engagement among younger generations, F1, Bundesliga and the NHL are using Amazon Web Services to unlock data for fans.

FOX Sports delivers a cinematic look for “MLB at Field of Dreams,” the most-watched regular season baseball game in 16 years.

Japanese telecommunications company NTT demonstrates Kirari, a holographic substitute for live sports events, at the Tokyo Olympics.