Latest articles by Jay Ankeney
Tapeless: From the Field To the Edit Suite
We've all wanted to go tapeless ever since the CMX-600 dangled that tantalizing possibility before our editing eyes in 1971.
Sony’s BVM LCD Monitors: The End of CRT?
The venerable CRT monitor may finally be on its way out as the primary display technology for critical broadcast and post production evaluation purposes.
The Impact of iNEWS
Starting this month, editors will be presented with the most radical evolution in editing user interfaces since GUIs began to replace timecode-based EDLs back in the 1980s.
Using Final Cut Studio In The Field
Isn't it great when someone comes out with a major upgrade that gives you more for less?
Post Production Thrives At NAB2006
As HD production was seen as a mainstay at NAB2006, the challenge of wrestling with it in post took center stage.
The Power and Speed of Laptop Editing Increases
Do you remember the early days of mobile video editing?
'Metropolis' Arises
The classic has been restored to as close to its original conception as anyone could expect.
'Modern Family' Editing Earns Emmy
Ryan Case has cut every other episode of "Modern Family" in its two-season run.
Editing the Generation Gap
It is the duty of every generation to create its own sense of style, just to make sure the footsteps they are following in are headed down their own signature path.
Editors Find Big Things in An Inexpensive Package
Rarely do I run into as enthusiastic a cadre of editors than those who have chosen to adopt Sony Creative Software’s Vegas Pro as their mainstream NLE.
