วันศุกร์ที่ 24 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2557

Cable Unbundling, Cloud Expansion, Connected Cars, Audiovisual Creation (Across Two Countries), "Foxcatcher" Cinematography

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TV Programming Digital Media Film Production/Post/Sound Radio Enterprise Live/Public Spaces
October 24, 2014

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TELEVISION
Cracks Appear in Cable TV's Bundle
With a one-two punch last week, HBO, the most powerful premium cable network, and CBS, the top-rated broadcaster, delivered a staggering blow to traditional TV with their planned over-the-top offerings. Whether these moves lead to a knockout of pay TV's traditional business model is still open to debate, but one thing is certain: More will follow. And soon.
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PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND
Preferences and References: Developing the Distinct Visuals for "Dear White People"
Inspired by Stanley Kubrick as much as by Spike Lee, "Dear White People" is highly stylized, employing high-frame-rate cinematography and customized lighting setups to define its distinct visual style.
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ENTERPRISE
It's Time to Move Videoconferencing to the Cloud
Migrating away from physical devices to service-based subscriptions or interoperability providers allows users to be more flexible and efficient in how they utilize videoconferencing.
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RADIO
The Fault Is Not in Our Cars… But in Ourselves
This title is the only possible conclusion I can reach about broadcast radio's lack of strategic focus and apparent concern about what is happening with its present and future in "connected cars."
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PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND
True Invisibility: An Interview with "Birdman" Editors Stephen Mirrione and Douglas Crise
Stephen Mirrione and Douglas Crise explain how editing fits into the "Birdman" live-wire equation, from early rehearsals with space (the film is set entirely in and around a theater in New York) to coordinating the workflow between production and visual effects during the 30-day shoot.
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LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES
Audiovisual Show Simultaneously Creates Artwork in Two Countries
Audiences at the Society for Arts and Technology in Montreal, Canada and the Festival Maintenant in Rennes, France simultaneously participated in the creation of audiovisual work "Miscible" in real time.
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FILM
Filming "Foxcatcher" Like a Documentary
"We used a lot of improvisation, and things changed from take to take," explains "Foxcatcher" director Bennett Miller about his collaboration with cinematographer Greig Fraser. "I told Greig from the start, 'It's going to feel like shooting a documentary. You can't assume you'll ever get a second take of a great moment. And that was often the case."
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RADIO
Level the Playing Field
Every station has its own method to manage compliance. There is no cookie cutter plan, and that is part of the challenge.
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More Articles & Insights
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With HBO and CBS Cutting the Cord, Which Networks Will Follow Suit? »
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