Post production workflow expert Michael Kammes debunks five common misconceptions in post, including – storage is the same as capacity, transcode is required prior to YouTube uploads and that log and HDR are the same thing
our famous G-Technology G-RACK12 is the high-performance storage for creative workflows. Dual Intel XEON processors and 12 x Ultrastar Enterprise HDDs grants enough power for video cutting and editing on this media storage.
FXHome Leading Green Screen and Pro Editing VFX Software on Sale 3/29 to 4/3!
12x and 20x Lens PTZOptics cameras with built-in NDI™ support are now in stock!
A common question I often answer when working so closely with the video production teams at many churches in my profession and as a volunteer in my local church community is, “Why would I want to stream my service? Won’t providing the ability to watch it online keep people from coming in person?”
Continuum Title Studio is a next-generation 3D Titling and Animation tool that comes as a plug-in for Avid Media Composer with Continuum suite.
Teradek has become a bit of a force to reckon with in the world of wireless video. With NAB fast approaching the company has announce two new products that could quickly find a very useful purpose.
With a new semester beginning, students at NYFA campuses are starting their first introduction to Avid’s Media Composer system. Hard drives are being formatted, project directories are being created, and folks everywhere are wondering to themselves “What is YCbCr anyway?”
As Post Production instructors, we often get the asked how Media Composer became the software of choice at the New York Film Academy. I can only assume that question is also asked at the many film schools where Media Composer is the required software.
The G-Technology G-SPEED Shuttle with Thunderbolt 3 provides portable, fast and flexible storage with the reliability of a hardware RAID controller.
Focus groups are used by companies & organizations to obtain consumer opinions on varying subjects, and typically consist of participants sitting behind a one-way mirror as researchers study their reactions like something out of a TV drama. The participants are asked a series of questions in a room, completely unknowing of who’s behind that dark, enigmatic glass window.