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NAB Show Introduces “Programming Everywhere” Conference
“Programming Everywhere,” the one-day conference presented by TVNewsCheck, will take place April 15, 2023 at NAB Show in Las Vegas.
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Going Global: New Expectations for Non-English Programming
Global hits like “Money Heist” and “Squid Game” sent demand for non-English language content to record highs, according to Parrot Analytics.
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The Challenge of Producing Live Emmy Award Programming During a Pandemic
How do you produce a traditional Emmy Award ceremony when no one can attend the event in a concert hall?
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Escalating Tension and Trusting Your Team: Peter Oliver Recounts the Edit for “Baby Reindeer”
Much of the success of “Baby Reindeer” can be credited to the deft editing required of Peter Oliver that changes tones throughout the series.
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The Paintings and Polaroids That Propelled the Cinematography for “Griselda”
Cinematographer Armando Salas, ASC describes how he built the look of Netflix series “Griselda” from Polaroids and classical painting.
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“Baby Reindeer” Feels Bad, But It Looks Amazing. Here’s How the Creative Team Made Such a Unique Viewing Experience.
“Baby Reindeer” combined the visions of its creator, directors, cinematographers, editor, and colorist for a remarkable result.
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Joan Is Awful (But Accurate): How Does “Black Mirror” Always Anticipate What’s Next for AI?
Creator Charlie Brooker says that most of the series conceits are examples of him “worrying out loud” about the state of the world.
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What Do You Need for a Successful Video Game Adaptation? (Maybe to Have Actually Played the Game)
Game consultant Tom van der Linden explains how video game adaptations require a deep understanding of the unique experience of gameplay.
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Murder, Mystery, Memory in Monochrome: B&W Cinematography for “Sugar,” “Ripley” and “Feud”
Black-and-white cinematography is a bold choice. Here’s the thinking about the visuals for “Ripley,” “Feud: Capote vs. the Swans” and “Sugar.”
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FAST Platforms and Content Providers Agree: Consumer Education Will Drive Adoption
FAST platforms have rapidly emerged as a favorite alternative source of ad inventory, replacing eyeballs lost on traditional linear TV.
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From Video Game to Volume: ICVFX for ‟Fallout”
To create the world of “Fallout,” executive producers Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy turned to Magnopus for in-camera visual effects.
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Creating the Sun-Drenched, Slim Aarons-Inspired, 1960s-Set Cinematography for “Palm Royale”
The series revisits 1960s Palm Beach, with visuals inspired by photographer Slim Aarons and captured by cinematographer Todd McMullen.