TL;DR Could blockchain technology address current challenges by opening access to independent filmmakers and sharing reward more equitably? “The blockchain has the potential to revolutionize the entertainment industry,” says Leo Matchett, co-founder and CEO of Decentralized Pictures. “It can help create a more transparent and equitable industry, and it can also connect fans with their […]

Decentralized Pictures founder and CEO Leo Matchett says the blockchain has the potential to revolutionize the entertainment industry.

Documentary producer Megan Chao says the emergence of AI has evolved at an accelerated pace, but the long-term impacts have yet to be seen.

TL;DR NAB Show “has had a very important role in my career,” says Curious Refuge CEO and cofounder Caleb Ward.  Ward says he always looks forward to walking the show floor and “having conversations with people that work for all of these incredible brands” because the folks in “the booths are really knowledgeable, and they […]

“It’s very important for people to be having conversations about the impacts of AI tools” on the industries and workers, says Caleb Ward. 

Hollywood is commissioning more video game adaptations than ever, but the video game industry isn’t necessarily flocking to Tinsel Town.

“Eno,” about the career of famed musician and visual artist Brian Eno, is billed as the world’s first generative cinematic documentary.

Led by Google Lumiere, a new wave of AI video generators coming to market bring long form-quality narrative video one step closer.

Writer and director Jonathan Glazer’s film “The Zone of Interest” uncovers the day-to-day banality of the horrors of the Holocaust.

Director Jonathan Glazer pursued an immersive naturalism in “The Zone of Interest” by removing the artifice and conventions of filmmaking.

Editor Sam Restivo discusses the process of making Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” alongside the director’s longtime editor Claire Simpson.

As meditation on the madness of power, a cultural studies professor argues that Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” needn’t be historically accurate.