All Camera technology articles – Page 2
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Lucy Cooper, Union VFX
IWD: Union VFX managing director and Access VFX and Animated Women board member Lucy Cooper reflects on running a visual effects facility during Covid times, the outlook for VFX, and what more the industry could do to attract and retain diverse talent.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Tami Reiker, cinematographer
IWD: In the first in a series of interviews with inspirational female leaders to mark International Women’s Day, Tami Reiker ASC reveals how she made history as the first woman to win an American Society of Cinematographers Award.
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NewsMovieLabs appoints Spencer Stephens to production technology and security role
Motion Pictures Laboratories (MovieLabs) has appointed Spencer Stephens to the role of Senior Vice President, Production Technology and Security.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Arthur Soong, Viewpointec by DesignLED Group
Advances in LED display technology and more elaborate customisation are opening up new opportunities in immersive and interactive broadcast studio applications, Viewpointec by DesignLED Group CEO Arthur Soong tells David Davies.
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Industry TrendsProducing a cinematic Super Bowl
This weekend’s Super Bowl LV will look very different with a less-than-half-full stadium of fans and referees in masks, but one thing remains the same – there will be plenty of innovation for the fans watching on TV, including new camera angles and augmented reality graphics.
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Industry TrendsWhy access to an evolving ecosystem is crucial to successful immersive content production
Selecting the right technologies and workflows is vital for content creators aiming to bring the benefits of immersive audio and video to productions ranging from lavish period dramas to action movies, writes David Davies.
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Industry TrendsCase study: How ITN is phasing in flexible studio production
Having experimented with remote production for a number of years, ITN is now looking at enabling some editors, directors, PAs and other studio operational staff to work from home. IBC365 finds out more.
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Industry TrendsPost house innovation and artistry on an app
Due to COVID-safe measures, remote workflows are a regular feature in today’s post production, but some facilities are taking it one step - or one app - further
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: The King’s Man
Ben Davis, BSC, on shooting the series’ signature cartoonesque action sequences against a more sombre backdrop.
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Industry Trends2021 predictions: What to expect in live sport
With the Olympics leading the charge, spectators and major international events will return providing a fillip for broadcasters, vendors and viewers while moves to remote production will mature and nascent technology like 5G will fuel interactive fan engagement.
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Industry Trends2021 predictions: What to expect in production
Sony Pictures, BBC, BSC, ASC and the DPP gives their verdicts on Covid impact and views on virtual production to training
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: The Eight Hundred
Box office champion and war epic sets a new standard for production values in Chinese cinema.
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: Wonder Woman 1984
Wonder Woman is back, but this time it’s the eighties. Editor Richard Pearson explains how director Patty Jenkins developed DC’s amazon character for her latest big screen adventure.
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: News of the World
Paul Greengrass and Tom Hanks team up again for a Western that is already taking its place among the classics.
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Industry TrendsHow We Built It: Centroid’s performance capture facility
A new performance capture facility in the heart of Soho means that visual storytellers will be able to combine visual effects and virtual production with world class video and audio post production.
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Industry TrendsBehind the scenes: Come Dine with Me Middle East
How do you shoot a reality show that involves going into contestants’ homes with Covid-19 restrictions? ITV Studios turned to remote production to shoot the Middle Eastern version of hit Come Dine with Me.
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Industry TrendsWhy Quibi pulled the plug
Quibi launched its shortform streaming service amid great fanfare in April this year, but just six months later founders Meg Whitman and Jeffrey Katzenberg have announced it is to close. So, what went wrong?
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Industry TrendsBehind the scenes: Project Power
VFX supervisor Ivan Moran grounds the superpowers of new Netflix sci-fi in plausible pseudo-science.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Ted Schilowitz, Paramount Pictures
Paramount’s resident futurist talks AR and VR, branching narratives, volumetric video and how the pandemic has helped accelerate new ways of working.
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Technical PapersA DIRECTOR’S DASHBOARD FOR MULTIPLE DRONES LIVE PRODUCTION
Technical paper: This paper explores the director’s dashboard, a Human-computer Interaction tool, developed for media crew.
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