Video Production
An Approach to Lighting With Tubes
Film lighting tubes are becoming more common in lighting packages as they become more versatile.
Rooted in Realism
Invisible cinematography is actually quite advanced, and here's how I tackle it.
Lighting for Beauty
Julia Swain changes up her shooting style for a Chantelle Paris production.
Lights, Camera, Digital Transformation!
Uncovering the data-driven innovations turbocharging film from creation to consumption.
The Beauty of Top Light
The beauty of lighting from above is that you get a supply of ambient light, which many sets and locations naturally call for.
Expectation vs. Reality: 5 Tips for Handling the Unexpected During Shoots
Merging live-action and CG work is key to maintaining the client's vision when a shoot goes awry.
A Spectrum of Color Temperatures
Mixing color temperatures in a scene can help you create depth, visual interest and visual tension
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Vans: More Than Just About Equipment
How IP is revolutionizing today’s remote vehicle market.
Filmmaker Von Sonntag: Autodesk Flame Emphasizes Consistent Look
Software-only version accelerates post production, streamlines workflows.
Sports Production from a Time Zone Away: The Power of IP Live Production in Sports
The Western Amateur Championship was broadcast live for the first time remote IP production and streaming technology from NewTek and LiveU.
Smaller Units Can Make a Big Difference
We all want huge, powerful lights on set, but we have to keep in mind the beauty and versatility of small units as well.
Three Mistakes to Avoid in Venue Broadcast Design
How to build the best facility to maximize the viewing experience.
Going Virtual: Beyond REMI Sports Production
More productions are looking to wireless connectivity and the cloud.
Visual Effects Studios: Selecting the right storage for modern media workflows
The emergence of new content formats in the media and entertainment sector has created a deluge of data.
Despite the Hype, LEDs Haven’t Revolutionized Broadcasting
It will happen, but will take time
HDR: Standards, Standards, Everywhere
Getting high-resolution standards to cooperate is the challenge
HDR and the Science of Color
Academics have been studying human vision for quite a while, and several systems have been developed to attempt to describe it in precise terms
'To Be or Not to Be UHD,' is the Question
To put context on the curious crossroads at which the U.S. television industry finds itself in 2018 it is useful to recall the protracted HDTV transition from 1985–2005.
AI Edit Technique Tracks Viewer Reaction to Determine Story Angles
Using eye-tracking tech and machine learning, 'The Angry River' narrative changes based on where a viewer looks
The Practical Side of HDR
In order to provide an HDR image on your screen, the delivery system has to possess a higher dynamic range from the point of ingest all the way to the point of display.