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ILM’s Stephen King on Kong: Skull Island and an Animator’s Evolution

Mar 31, 2017

In a stunning scene in Kong: Skull Island, a giant lizard-like creature attacks Kong. The two battle furiously. Kong is...

Review: Canon Compact-Servo 18-80mm T4.4 EF Lens

Mar 30, 2017

A couple years ago I reviewed Blackmagic Design’s Ursa digital cinema camera. One of the reasons people were so...

All the Things

Mar 30, 2017

Animator Chris Guyot worked with designer The Rusted Pixel and sound designer John Poon to create this highly tactile...

DJI’s New Mavic Mini Is a 249-Gram Ultralight Drone With a 30-Minute Flight Time, 2.7K Video & More

Nov 7, 2019

To help you reach new heights and in order to make your drone flying smaller, lighter, safer, and better,...

Spoiled for Choice: What’s the Best SAN File System for Sharing Media?

Mar 29, 2017

Note: Roger Beck is an independent consultant who also supports, works with and represents companies on a day to day...

Heading into NAB 2017, Sony Sees a Bright Future for HDR

Mar 28, 2017

HDR will be a major component of Sony’s NAB exhibit, executives said at a pre-NAB press briefing at Sony...

AV Stumpfl Announces Upgraded Wings Engine Stage Server

Mar 27, 2017

AV Stumpfl said it will introduce its new Wings Engine Stage media server, supporting playback at up to 4K...

Christie Loads Projectors, Speakers into All-4K Madrid Multiplex

Mar 27, 2017

When in Madrid, why not see a movie at the new Odeon Sambil multiplex? Projection and audio equipment provider...

ShotPut Pro integrates with Frame.io

Oct 24, 2019

The most recent release of ShotPut Pro 2019.3, integrates with the popular cloud-based collaboration platform Frame.io. ”Imagine Products’ integration with...

Opening Credits: How TV’s Title Sequences Grew Up

Mar 24, 2017

Wired takes a look at the current trend toward moody, atmospheric title sequences for TV — and looks back...