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“Parasite:” Bong Joon-ho’s New Film is a “Realistic Drama… a Crime Drama, a Comedy, a Sad Human Drama, or a Horrific Thriller”
"I always try my best to overturn viewer expectations."
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AI Powers New “Dali Lives Exhibit” at Dali Museum
"Dali Lives" employs machine learning to create a version of Salvador Dali's likeness, resulting...
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“Traveling While Black:” The (Virtual) Reality of Race Relations in America
The VR experience "Traveling While Black" highlights the urgent need to remember the past...
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The Video Show’s Sports Production Stream: ESPN, Esports, Locations, Live
Learn about key production factors needed for high school athletics to the World Cup.
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Intel VR, 3D Tracking Tech to Be Featured in 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Looks to provide in-depth, immersive experience for fans.
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Anamorphic Lenses and Widescreen Cinematic Imagery (B&H)
"Anamorphic lenses are a runaway favorite among cinematographers for the unique characteristics they bring to moving images." So how do they work?
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Blackmagic Releases Pocket Cinema Camera 6K
In a livestream announcement on Thursday, Aug. 8, Blackmagic Design highlighted a trio of newly updated and released products for production and post applications.
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Gravitational Pull: Designing the “Euphoria” Rotating Room
"Euphoria" creator Sam Levinson recounts how the production team designed a rotating room for one of the most immersive scenes of the series.
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“Los Espookys” Cinematography: The Hilariousness of Horror
"Los Spookys" cinematographer Benjamin Echazarreta discusses the inarguably unique style of the show.
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Five Ways 5G Could (and Will) Impact Museums
The expansion of 5G networks promises to revolutionize a range of industries. But, how will it affect museums around the globe?
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Watch: Travis Scott’s Black-and-White, Floating, Freaky Video for “Wake Up”
Jonah Hill's video is beautiful... and weird.
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Listen: “Stranger Things” Cinematographer Tim Ives
Along with Tod Campbell and Lachlan Milne, Tim Ives has captured the singular, immediately-recognizable and lovingly referential visuals of "Stranger Things."
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Santa Ana College Enrolls Hitachi 4K Cameras
SK-UHD4000 cams picked to provide practical experience for students.
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Canon Announces Two 8K Broadcast Zoom Lenses
The new lenses are designed for 8K broadcast cameras with 1.25-inch image sensors.
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Final Day for 2019 Product Innovation Award Nominations
Recognizes new products that serve professionals in the TV, video, radio and online audio...
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How Art Can Beautifully Fuse With Augmented Reality
"Augmented reality is a medium ripe for dynamic and visual storytelling that can extend...