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New Cameras at the 2024 NAB Show: From the Cine to the Mini
A number of significant new camera releases at the 2024 NAB Show demonstrate how technology innovation is fast and furious.
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“Civil War:” The Camerawork to Capture the Chaos
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.
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The Cameras Taking Viewers Closer to the Action in Empty Stadiums
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
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How “Pachinko” Connects the Past and Present
Showrunner Soo Hugh’s adaptation of Min Jin Lee’s “Pachinko” for Apple TV+ masterfully weaves the intricate tapestry of a Korean family.
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Euro 2020 and What It Signals for Live Sports Production
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 the month-long Euro 2020 tournament, ESPN+ is also offering a dynamic second-screen experience, daily studio programming and simulcasts of the semifinals and final matches. Coverage […]
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Eurovision Song Contest: This Has Got to Be the World’s Most Complex TV Production
Hosted by The Netherlands, ESC 2021 was the largest in-person entertainment event to take place in Europe since the start of the pandemic.
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For “Challengers,” Luca Guadagnino Invented New Ways to Capture the Action (Oh, and the Tennis)
Luca Guadagnino differentiated “Challengers” from other tennis movies through a “kinetic experience” rather than “televisual stillness.”
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ETC’s “Europa” Tests the Limits of On-Set Virtual Production
ETC@USC’s latest proof-of-concept film, “Europa,” explores the application of metadata and remote collaboration in on-set virtual production.
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It’s Only the Meaning of Life: Wim Wenders and “Perfect Days”
Wim Wenders’ “Perfect Days” is a film that is neither quite documentary nor quite fiction but a truthful encapsulation of his subject.
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Roberto Schaefer, ASC, AIC: The Challenge of Cinematography Is “Figuring Out How to Make It Work”
The work of a DP begins and ends with guiding a director’s vision to screen, but the path is rarely clear, says Roberto Schaefer, ASC, AIC.
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Pretty/Scary: Cinematographer Aaron Morton on “No One Will Save You”
“One phrase we had was that horror can be beautiful,” says cinematographer Aaron Morton. “We tried to make a beautiful film that was scary.”
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The World Is a Vampire: Ed Lachman and Pablo Larraín’s Monochrome Madness for “El Conde”
In ‟El Conde,” Chilean director Pablo Larraín turns the story of General Augusto Pinochet into a stomach-turning tragicomic melodrama-horror movie.