Sohonet CEO Chuck Parker forecasts that remote production workflows will become the norm post-pandemic, improving artists’ quality of life.

NAB Show partners with Future Media Conferences to bring in-person training sessions from industry experts to Las Vegas this April 21–27.

“Stop thinking about proxies or blocky transcoded files. Start thinking about 8K raw data, streamed from your camera to the cloud.”

During the pandemic crisis live production has adapted and evolved to a distributed, working from home model, but what about the future?

Workflow innovations within the sports production industry are key in the battle for eyeballs.

From virtual visualization and virtual location scouting to greenscreen sets, there’s a lot more to virtual production than LED walls.

The use of LED walls and LED volumes — a major component of virtual production — can be traced directly back to the front- and rear-projection techniques common throughout much of the 20th century.

Virtual production techniques and technologies are rapidly shaping the future of filmmaking. Here’s what you need to know.

From color grading in the cloud to asset management and motion grading, artificial intelligence is increasingly powering post workflows.

Inside Epic Games’ “Broadcast and Live Events Field Guide,” designed for harnessing real-time graphics game engines in live production.

Real-time game engines may have transformed virtual production, but the current challenge is to have those visuals fully ray-traced.

VFX house Pixomondo turns to Epic Games’ Unreal Engine for virtual production for the fourth season of “Star Trek: Discovery.”