Find out what you do — and don’t — need to know about virtual production from a panel of key industry professionals at the 2023 NAB Show.

A new report from Reuters finds that overall public trust in the news is highest in Finland, while the United States has the lowest rate.

Bobbitt collaborated with director Shaka King for an unconventional biopic of Black Panther Fred Hampton: “We wanted it to feel like a film that might have been made in the 1960s. From that comes the composition and movement of the cameras.”

Media & Entertainment industry experts discuss/debate AI’s evolving role and impact on creativity, jobs, fair use and ethical issues.

“Utilizing digital humans integrated with AI helps to bridge the gap between technology [and] people,” says Rob Sims, CEO at Sum Vivas

Game consultant Tom van der Linden explains how video game adaptations require a deep understanding of the unique experience of gameplay.

New research shows podcasts have established themselves as a mainstream media platform, attracting a highly engaged, ever-growing audience.

Power User host Taylor Lorenz and Bloomberg’s Ashley Carman consider how audio is — and isn’t — being changed by the Creator Economy.

Capture Sphere Entertainment SVP Andrew Shulkind discusses the Big Sky ultra-high resolution camera system created for Sphere.

The series revisits 1960s Palm Beach, with visuals inspired by photographer Slim Aarons and captured by cinematographer Todd McMullen.

A new survey from consulting firm Ernst & Young finds that media executives are bullish on both generative AI and mergers & acquisitions.

From previs through post-production, NAB Amplify rounds up some of the most popular AI tools for professional content creators.