Jon Silberg Grid List Latest articles by Jon Silberg 8K Ecosystem Is Ready For Implementation By Jon Silberg published 20 April 20 Content is already being shot, posted and displayed at 8K and many facets of the industry—acquisition, post, delivery—are gearing up SMPTE 2017: Developing the Cinema Experience 2.0 By Jon Silberg published 26 October 17 As dwindling theatrical attendance continues to alarm the industry, it certainly seems like a good time for a body such as SMPTE to explore issues related to enhancing the cinema experience. SMPTE 2017: Track Looks at Security of Data in the Industry By Jon Silberg published 25 October 17 No discussion of the media industry’s move to IT-based workflow is complete without at least touching on that all-important question of security. Wild Time: The Unprecedented Global Production of 'Earth Live' By Jon Silberg published 3 August 17 National Geographic has built its reputation on capturing beautiful imagery of wild animals in their natural habitats. SMPTE: How Can You Ensure an Effective VR/AR Experience? By Jon Silberg published 27 October 16 SMPTE Sessions Look at Compression, Compatibility By Jon Silberg published 29 October 15 SMPTE 2015: Submerging the User in Another World By Jon Silberg published 26 October 15 Virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality: Everyone attending SMPTE 2015 on this exciting field is aware of these terms. Wolf Hall: Ancient Intrigue, Modern Imaging By Jon Silberg published 11 May 15 ‘Masterpiece’ series recreates 16th century look Creatives and Manufacturers Experiment With High Dynamic Range By Jon Silberg published 14 November 14 SMPTE 2014 HPA: Possibilities of High Dynamic Range Production Explored By Jon Silberg published 21 October 14 At the SMPTE 2014 HPA Symposium held Monday, Howard Lukk presented a clip from his new short film “Emma,” among the very first such projects produced for viewing via high dynamic range display. Lighting 'Smash' By Jon Silberg published 14 February 12 New series blurs line between reality, fantasy 'No Reservations' for Sony's F3 By Jon Silberg published 4 October 11 On location with the Travel Channel Aveco Plans U.S. Expansion By Jon Silberg published 18 May 11 The company has placed its products at more than 250 stations in India, Europe and South America, and Aveco tools have recently been installed at some Mexican locations. 'The Office' Online By Jon Silberg published 21 December 09 Creating companion 'Webisodes' for the NBC series Witness to History By Jon Silberg published 2 November 09 Shooting the digital documentary ‘Road to the White House’ Film Noir Goes Digital By Jon Silberg published 15 October 09 Shooting 'Bored to Death' with ARRI's D-21 The latest product and technology information Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Survey: Americans to Bet $1.8B on 2022 FIFA World Cup2Blackmagic Design Used to Create 70+ Fall 2022 TV and Streaming Series 3The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation Announces 2023 Board of Directors4Cinedigm Launches RetroCrush on Samsung TV Plus5Fastest 5G Phones in the U.S., Apple or Samsung?
8K Ecosystem Is Ready For Implementation By Jon Silberg published 20 April 20 Content is already being shot, posted and displayed at 8K and many facets of the industry—acquisition, post, delivery—are gearing up
SMPTE 2017: Developing the Cinema Experience 2.0 By Jon Silberg published 26 October 17 As dwindling theatrical attendance continues to alarm the industry, it certainly seems like a good time for a body such as SMPTE to explore issues related to enhancing the cinema experience.
SMPTE 2017: Track Looks at Security of Data in the Industry By Jon Silberg published 25 October 17 No discussion of the media industry’s move to IT-based workflow is complete without at least touching on that all-important question of security.
Wild Time: The Unprecedented Global Production of 'Earth Live' By Jon Silberg published 3 August 17 National Geographic has built its reputation on capturing beautiful imagery of wild animals in their natural habitats.
SMPTE 2015: Submerging the User in Another World By Jon Silberg published 26 October 15 Virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality: Everyone attending SMPTE 2015 on this exciting field is aware of these terms.
Wolf Hall: Ancient Intrigue, Modern Imaging By Jon Silberg published 11 May 15 ‘Masterpiece’ series recreates 16th century look
Creatives and Manufacturers Experiment With High Dynamic Range By Jon Silberg published 14 November 14
SMPTE 2014 HPA: Possibilities of High Dynamic Range Production Explored By Jon Silberg published 21 October 14 At the SMPTE 2014 HPA Symposium held Monday, Howard Lukk presented a clip from his new short film “Emma,” among the very first such projects produced for viewing via high dynamic range display.
Lighting 'Smash' By Jon Silberg published 14 February 12 New series blurs line between reality, fantasy
'No Reservations' for Sony's F3 By Jon Silberg published 4 October 11 On location with the Travel Channel
Aveco Plans U.S. Expansion By Jon Silberg published 18 May 11 The company has placed its products at more than 250 stations in India, Europe and South America, and Aveco tools have recently been installed at some Mexican locations.
'The Office' Online By Jon Silberg published 21 December 09 Creating companion 'Webisodes' for the NBC series
Witness to History By Jon Silberg published 2 November 09 Shooting the digital documentary ‘Road to the White House’
Film Noir Goes Digital By Jon Silberg published 15 October 09 Shooting 'Bored to Death' with ARRI's D-21
