The industry has to work together to streamline the integration of HDR technologies into production and distribution processes.

Automats are missing from many films set 1920–70. To rectify this injustice, enter Lisa Hurwitz and her documentary/paean, “The Automat.”

Based on the 1946 pulp fiction novel by William Lindsay Gresham, “Nightmare Alley” is the third collaboration between del Toro and Laustsen.

Industry consultant Deloitte identifies three emerging technologies that will transform the business world within the next decade.

For her debut feature, director Rebecca Hall and DP Eduard Grau employ black-and-white, low-res photography with a focus on the characters.

Cobalt Digital’s new 9905-MPx multi-channel processor is designed to answer the need for handling and processing multiple video feeds.

From this year’s “Free Guy” to films of the 80s and 90s like “Tron,” “Total Recall” and “The Matrix,” virtual reality can be terrifying.

Director of photography Chris Teague employs the Sony VENICE for Hulu’s new ten-episode, half-hour series mixing murder, mystery and comedy.

The Tokyo Olympics are eliminating a key component of live sports broadcasts under Japan’s state of emergency, but the show must go on.

4K High Dynamic Range (HDR) has affirmed itself as a core part of the broadcast landscape, writes MediaKind’s Carl Furgusson.

ESPN networks and ABC are presenting all 51 matches and 140 combined hours of live coverage of the delayed UEFA European Football Championship 2020, June 11 through July 11. Throughout […]

NBCUniversal is planning to present 7,000 hours of coverage of the Tokyo Olympics this summer, compared to 170 hours in 1996.