Latest articles by Jay Ankeney
If stereoscopic 3D is ever going to become a mainstream medium it will have to get out of the studio financial system and into the hands of adventurous independents.
Annual computer graphics show touts 'the people behind the pixels'
3D Creative Arts Awards shot live in 3D, to be shown on 3net
For those of us who watch the annual gridiron classic mostly for the ads, Super Bowl XLV was multidimensional.
Newest version lets artists and graphic designers make iterative changes in real time.
New display technologies, including OLED and RGB backlighting, will provide plenty of eye candy for NAB Show attendees.
The arena in which all the new technological production innovations come together.
All of the technological advances in digital video creation eventually find their way into the edit suite.
Although 4K monitors will blossom all over the Las Vegas Convention Center, at the 2015 NAB Show, it’s as much about the quality of pixels as the amount of pixels.
In this year’s annual “State of the Edit” survey, I asked representatives of most of the major NLE’s about today’s challenges facing editors and the post production community.
Editors rejoice. Every year the Creative Arts Awards given out by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences heralds the greatest achievement in our craft.
Toward the beginning of “Honolulu” when Rodrigues was joshing with Waters about doing another whiskey shot and we heard his voice say, “Laugh with me.
Super Bowl XLIX on Feb. 1 was the most-watched, live event in the history of U.S. sports television with a record overnight rating of 49.7, up 4 percent over last year’s game.
The new technological introductions at the NAB Show are like spokes of a wheel, all leading to post production and editing.
There was a lot to see at the NAB Show, and a lot of it was seen on new monitors.
