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The Future of Production Amplified: Bringing Finishing to the Cloud
Katrina King, global strategy leader for content production at AWS, on the impact of cloud production on the future of film & TV production.
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Virtual Production: A Primer
Virtual production techniques and technologies are rapidly shaping the future of filmmaking. Here’s what you need to know.
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“1899:” Making a Mystery in Multiple Languages
Netflix original “1899” is one series for which the dubbing function is likely to provide as much confusion as clarity.
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Never Mind the LEDs: Alternative Virtual Production Processes
From virtual visualization and virtual location scouting to greenscreen sets, there’s a lot more to virtual production than LED walls.
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Control and Chaos: How Todd Field Tells the Story of “Tár”
Writer-producer-director Todd Field’s first film in 16 years, “Tár” explores the cult of personality, power imbalances and cancel culture.
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Where Are Consumers With 8K?
8K TVs may have lost momentum, but 8K is still gaining ground as an acquisition format.
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“Minority Report” and Our Paranoid Panopticon
Twenty years after the release of “Minority Report,” the hyper-surveillance the film depicts doesn’t feel far off from where we are today.
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“The Fifth Element:” Its Vision of the Future May Not Be Prescient, But It Is Definitely a Party
On the 25th anniversary of Luc Besson’s “The Fifth Element,” let’s see how well the film’s futuristic yet dated technology holds up.
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Radio Studios Sparkle in 2022
AoIP and other tech supports configurability, remote work and streamlining
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Why 5G’s Impact on Broadcast Could Be Kind of Insane
Haivision’s 2022 Broadcast IP Transformation Report finds that 5G will have the biggest impact on broadcasting within the next five years.
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Getting Into Immersive Art
Are technology-driven immersive art installations an authentically radical cultural form, or cynically shallow and corporate?
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Firing Up the Feature-Length, Single-Take “Boiling Point”
DP Matthew Lewis shot director Philip Barantini’s 90-minute feature on the Sony VENICE in only four takes over the course of two nights.