Editor Joe Walker, ACE, on Cutting Sicario
Nov 4, 2015
Director Denis Villeneuve is known for tightly wound thrillers (Incendies, Prisoners) that move in startling directions. His latest, Sicario, stars...
A Smart Summer Sequel: The Inner Life of the Cell 3.0
Aug 5, 2015
Harvard University's Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology developed BioVisions, a collaborative lab of scientists, teaching faculty, students and...
Editor Pietro Scalia on Cutting The Martian
Oct 7, 2015
The Martian, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Matt Damon as astronaut Mark Watney, is more science "faction" than...
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,...
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Cinematographer Rob Hardy, BSC, on Ex Machina
Jun 10, 2015
Director and screenwriter Alex Garland's exquisite corpse of a film, Ex Machina, assembles its shape-shifting images and fluid perspectives with...
Yesterday, Today, & Tomorrowland: VFX Supe Craig Hammack
May 28, 2015
Disney’s Tomorrowland has received rave reviews for the effects and surprisingly, given its writers and director, lukewarm reviews for...
StudioDaily Dossier: Mad Max: Fury Road Production
May 8, 2015
It was a lengthy shoot, with principal photography wrapping in 2012 and a reported return to production for another...
Wim Wenders and Juliano Ribeiro Salgado on The Salt of the Earth
Mar 26, 2015
The Salt of the Earth, a documentary portrait of Brazilian photographer Sebastião Ribeiro Salgado made by his son Juliano and...
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...
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Oscar-Nominated VFX Supervisor Paul J. Franklin on Interstellar
Feb 11, 2015
On Sunday, Interstellar won the BAFTA award for best visual effects, an award presented — fittingly as it turned...
