formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The largest digital creators are investing in studio spaces, professional cameras and branded set design. Broadcasters, meanwhile, are experimenting with looser formats, casual aesthetics and multi-platform distribution strategies that look more like what their digital competitors were doing five years … Continued
At the industry gathering, analysts explored shrinking global box-office admissions and Europe’s higher-than-pre-pandemic film production levels. Source: https://cineuropa.org/en/newsdetail/491537
Artificial intelligence has hovered between promise and practice in the broadcast industry for several years. Pilot programs were everywhere, product demos were plentiful and vendors promised sweeping automation across the media supply chain. What remained less clear was where the … Continued
It’s never a good look when the company running what is still, inarguably, one of the most popular and successful games in the world lays off 1,000 people, as happened with Fortnite maker Epic Games this week. It makes you … Continued
“When using technologies like holograms or AI to recreate past artists, ethical responsibility matters more than novelty alone. “Audiences care more about whether the holographic performance felt respectful and morally appropriate than about how innovative or memory evoking it was.” … Continued
Two underwater robots and 715,000 images have surfaced something to behold. Source: Titanic Digital Resurrection on Nat Geo: Analysis