Michael Jackson's "Hologram" Performance, Re-creating 1920s Manhattan, "A Million Ways to Die in the West," The Making of Kinect

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Connect 2 Media & Entertainment, which launched in 2013, is a resource to help you as a media professional keep up with developments not only in your own business segment but across all industry sectors. Find out what's happening in TV, radio, digital media, film, event spaces, enterprise, and much more by visiting www.c2meworld.com each day. PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND Creating A Comedic (and Cinematic) Vision of the Gunslinger Genre Seth MacFarlane has brought his unique brand of humor to a Western, of all things, in "A Million Ways to Die in the West." Despite the film being a comedy, MacFarlane wanted a realistic, natural look for the period piece. Read More» LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES How Michael Jackson Re-Emerged as a "Hologram" at Billboard Awards Michael Jackson was "alive" and moonwalking his way across the stage during a 3D holographic performance at the Billboard Music Awards. Read More» GAMING The Making of Kinect: Designing the Xbox One's Most Controversial Feature The man who designed the hardware, Carl Ledbetter, describes creating the new Kinect as "an extraordinary challenge." Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA Google Fiber: We Don't Do Paid Peering Adding another layer to the ongoing debate on paid interconnection deals between major ISPs and online video providers, Google Fiber said it doesn't pursue such agreements. Read More» LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES Behind the Multimedia Exhibits of the 9/11 Memorial Museum Jake Barton's interactive design studio Local Projects was tasked with creating multimedia exhibits for the newly opened 9/11 Memorial Museum. But how do you approach depicting such a recent, emotional, and controversial event? Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND Visual Effects Turns Back the Clock on Manhattan in "The Immigrant" James Gray's "The Immigrant" tells the story of a Polish immigrant struggling through life in 1920s Manhattan. To recreate historic New York City, Brainstorm Digital, completed a great deal of greenscreen replacement and background CGI. Read More» More Articles & Insights NYC Television Week Returns November 11-13, 2014 » TV Everywhere Users Watch More TV Overall » Is AT&T's Acquisition of DirecTV a Wise Business Move for Both Parties? » The Emergence of Cloud-based Multiscreen Video Services » Remote Monitoring Technology Primed for OTT and Streaming Services » Sony CEO: Not Thinking of Selling or Shutting TV Business » Questions About the Value of Online Video » The Speed at Which People Share Videos Online Has Doubled Since Last Year » Analyzing TV Ratings Data in a Fragmented World »
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