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Piloting the Virtual Production for “Masters of the Air”
EP Gary Goetzman, DP Jac Fitzgerald, VFX Supervisor Stephen Rosenbaum, and more detail the making of Apple TV+ series “Masters of the Air.”
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Editor Shelly Westerman Solves the (Post Workflow) Mysteries for “Only Murders in the Building”
“Once you hear the words spoken, you hear the rhythms, you start to get an idea in your head, and you can begin visualizing an episode.”
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How #GALSNGEAR Is Going to Get “Tequity”
Upskilling is crucial to everyone’s career, but Amy DeLouise notes women are often part of “the leaky pipeline.” #GALSNGEAR plans to fix it.
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Crime Scenes: Editing “Only Murders in the Building”
“Once you hear the word spoken, you hear the rhythms, you start to get an idea in your head, and you can begin visualizing an episode.”
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Savage Beauty: Jane Campion Understands “The Power of the Dog”
Cinematographer Ari Wegner employs the large-format ARRI Alexa Mini LF paired with vintage lenses for her collaboration with Jane Campion.
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Remote Magic: Global Post Services for “The Mysterious Benedict Society”
Company 3 handles dailies, color grading and sound mixing for the Disney+ original series at its Vancouver, Toronto and Los Angeles studios.
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Vizrt Evolves (and Extends) Its IP-Based Sports Graphics Tools
Vizrt’s real-time virtual enhancement software for sports to include the augmented reality (AR) graphics software from Viz Arena 5.
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“Language Lessons” Proves (Again) that a Good Story Doesn’t Need Great Tech (Although a Little Creative Problem Solving Never Hurt)
DP Jeremy Mackie uses Logitech cameras with filter holders, a diopter, and diffusion filters for the Zoom-based movie “Language Lessons.”
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Because Weird is Wonderful: Making “Annette”
Cinematographer Caroline Champetier employs the Sony VENICE camera and Zeiss Supreme Prime lenses for her latest collaboration with Carax.
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Restored and Reborn: “Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)”
Acclaimed filmmaking debut from musician and music historian Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson restores forgotten Black American history.
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Camera to Cloud: What It’s Going to Take to Get Us There
An HPA Tech Retreat Supersession shows the work still needed for end-to-end cloud production
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Is End-to-End Cloud Production Possible? Seems Like Yes
Seven filmmakers around the world tested creative, connected, remote, collaborative and cloud-based workflows.