Alice Rohrwacher to lead Cannes Caméra d’Or jury
Frequent Cannes filmmaker says, “First times are always important and they stay with us for the rest of our lives.” Source: Alice Rohrwacher to lead Cannes Caméra d’Or jury | News | Screen
Latey: Looking for Love – how Ethiopia’s answer to The Bachelor sparked controversy
If you are a fan of reality TV dating shows, you will have seen several variations of this plot – it is a well-worn storyline that has played out on the likes of Love Island, Love is Blind and The … Continued
More than 50 Christie projectors celebrate Jingchu culture
Ballad of Chu, the first indoor immersive performance themed around China’s Jingchu culture, is deploying more than 50 Christie 1DLP projectors for a theatrical production in Wuhan, China. Source: More than 50 Christie projectors celebrate Jingchu culture | AV Magazine
AI technology for egg farms gets £2.6m funding boost
AI technology aimed to improve efficiency on egg farms has been awarded £2.6m in government funding.The AI analyses a range of data gathered from sensors on a farm, including listening to the sound the hens make, to identify any potential … Continued
Singapore Polytechnic trains aspiring AV pros with AJA gear
The polytechnic’s new NDI-based video production studio and remote production pipeline uses AJA Bridge Live to bridge baseband and IP video technologies, so students can easily handle both. Source: Singapore Polytechnic trains aspiring AV pros with AJA gear
Arts Council England a victim of ‘London-centric’ media coverage, CEO says
The chief executive of Arts Council England has launched an impassioned defence of the organisation, claiming it has suffered because of “London-centric” media coverage. Source: Arts Council England a victim of ‘London-centric’ media coverage, CEO says | Arts Council England … Continued