formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
A coalition of workers is calling for “meaningful changes” to nonprofit FilmLA, a go-between for filmmakers and the city, and if those asks aren’t met they’re looking for its license to not be renewed. Source: L.A. Production Insiders Voice Frustration … Continued
There was perhaps nobody more fanatic about their craft than Stanley Kubrick, with the director leaving no stone unturned as he perfected every single frame and controlled everything that passed through it, leading to breathtaking spectacles like 2001: A Space … Continued
The integration of high-end cinema equipment into film school curricula is becoming increasingly common as institutions seek to align their training with real-world industry practices. A recent example comes from LABA Florence (Libera Accademia di Belle Arti), which has introduced … Continued
”We are excited to welcome a strong slate of predominantly first and second-time filmmakers whose inventive approaches and formal experimentation signal a bold evolution in global cinematic storytelling.” Source: Locarno Unveils Open Doors Program Projects, Producers in Africa Focus
“AI in the Screen Sector: Perspectives and Paths Forward,” designed to guide the U.K. to “capitalize on its creative strengths,” mentions the post-production AI use on ‘The Brutalist,’ among others. Source: BFI AI Recommendations Report for Ethical, Sustainable, Inclusive Use
Today, Blackmagic Design officially announced the final release of DaVinci Resolve 20, following a period of public beta testing that began in April. This release marks a stable rollout of the latest version of the company’s flagship post-production software, which … Continued