Avid introduces its brand new subscription service, Edit on Demand! Edit on Demand is ideal for creation teams in film, video, and broadcast to quickly turn on secure virtual post […]
Vegas Creative Software introduces users to VEGAS Stream, the new streaming app on the block! VEGAS Stream was developed in partnership with NewBlue, which is aimed for content creators and […]
olpe Filmes was the first to shoot in ProRes Raw with the Sony FX6 combined with the brand new Atomos Ninja V Pro Kit. The Ninja V Pro Kit has been designed to bridge the gap between compact cinema and mirrorless cameras that can output RAW via HDMI or SDI.
Atomos’s new HDR Cinema Monitor-Recorders, the Neon 17 and Neon 24 features a full array local dimming (FALD) to achieve1000nit/cdm2 full screen brightness, 0nit / cdm2 Black point. With wide gamut DCI P3 coverage, built in LOG transforms for HDR monitoring and custom 3D LUTs for SDR the NEON series provide accurate monitoring for either production or post. With it’s recent launch, now is the perfect time for creators to get to know all bout the Neon and how it can affect their workflows.
Covid-19 has undeniably changed the landscape of Media and Entertainment, but what will the lasting effect be? Likely, many elements have changed in a way that will not reverse when the world moves on from Covid.
Editors and post production professionals should not be an island- Avid themselves recently released a great article detailing how editors can create hybrid workflows, utilizing the best of Media Composer and Adobe Premiere Pro.
Cloud-Based services have made their way into the post production world, especially now, in a world with teams working from home, completely separate. But, there is also a definite stigma around cloud-based workflows, that isn’t necessarily based in fact.
Post Production has its own language, but as we incorporate the cloud more and more into production and post, we need to integrate and adopt cloud vernacular.
While the world is slowly starting to go back to normal since the pandemic, companies are keeping their employees working remotely, especially the production industry. With advanced technology, such as hard drives, working from home is just as effective as coming into the office or studio.
The launch of mobile-first streaming app Quibi, with nearly $2 billion in investment according to The New York Times, shows the mobile viewing trend is only picking up steam.