Amazing Museum AV, "Modern Vampires of the City," Slow Motion and Fast Processing, Battling to Control the TV

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July 29, 2013

Here are stories we thought you might be interested in from Connect 2 Media & Entertainment. AV/CONVERGE Infinite Space: At the Museum, All Things Are Possible There aren't many magical places within easy reach for most of us, no matter where we live. Museums are the exception, transporting us to the past and future, and offering a glimpse of AV's greatest potential. Read More» POST/VFX "The Wolverine:" Developing the Film's Distinctive Look Director James Mangold and cinematographer Ross Emery created a very theatrical look for "The Wolverine," inspired by the comic book world from which the character originated. Read More» AUDIO/RADIO Budgeting for the Budgetless Let's dive deep into budget mode and see if we can jolt your brain into forward-thinking about monetary requirements to build a successful next year. Read More» VIDEO Slow Motion, Fast Processing: Shooting Up to 900 fps with FOR-A's 4K FT-ONE In the theater beside their booth at this year's NAB Show, FOR-A presented some of the most gorgeous super-slow-motion 4K shots I've ever seen. One of an orca whale jumping out of a pool with its trainer riding on its back seemed to hang in mid-air. It was breathtaking. Read More» AUDIO/RADIO Vampire Weekend: Adventures in Modern Sonics According to Rostam Batmanglij, Vampire Weekend's musical guiding light, producer and engineer, making their new album, "Modern Vampires of the City," "came about somewhat differently than the first two." Read More»   DIGITAL MEDIA Google Chromecast and the Battle to Control the TV The pitched battle for control of the TV continues with a $35 doodad that may be the most elegantly disruptive development yet. Introductory supplies of Google's Chromecast streaming stick sold out within 24 hours. Read More»   YOUR OPINION Marijuana and Marketing A story we shared recently from Inside Radio noted that broadcast attorneys have advised stations in states where marijuana has been decriminalized to hold off from accepting advertising from pot retailers. In those states, should radio, TV, mobile, and theater businesses accept pot ads? Read More»   More Articles & Insights Mobile Connected Devices Drive CE Industry » Research Shows Netflix Not Eating Into Linear TV » OLED TV Makes its U.S. Debut » Sony, Panasonic to Develop 300 GB Optical Discs » Radio Defendants Seek Meeting With DigiMedia »

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