Filmmaking isn't rocket science, but sometimes the two do… collide. Such is the case with the documentary "Particle Fever," where the credentials of both producer David Kaplan and director Mark Levinson include a doctorate in particle physics.
Anyone seeking a clear vision and valid roadmap for the role of tablets and other companion TV devices in the multiscreen landscape should stock up on headache pain relievers and "alternative" routing software.
National Geographic Channel will feature a live telecast featuring acclaimed rock climber Alex Honnold later this fall. The climb will be shown in real time, with vertical cameramen hanging in position at various points along the side of the building to film the event.
"What can we do differently?" That question is always on the minds of directors, producers and camera personnel who are looking to bring a fresh perspective to a sports broadcast, all in the spirit of innovation in their respective fields.
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?