"Gone Girl," Gardens and Grievers, Golden Age of TV, Virtual Studios, "The Simpsons," Performance Rights Holders, "Hinterland"

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October 01, 2014
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. FILM The Visual Style and 6K Workflow of "Gone Girl" "'Gone Girl' is essentially an intricate human chess game; the characters and dialogue are the driving force of the drama," the film's cinematographer Jeff Cronenweth says. "So my challenge was to try and find a visual style that doesn't get in the way of the story, but helps it along seamlessly." Read More» TELEVISION "The Simpsons" Boss Talks Staying Power and Riding the Zeitgeist (Again) "The Simpsons" is having a moment. And that's a bold statement for TV—and history's—longest-running comedy ever. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND Gardens and Grievers: Making the Visual Effects of "The Maze Runner" Method Studios' visual effects supervisor discusses the visual effects work the studio completed for "The Maze Runner," ultimately delivering 530 shots for the action film. Read More» RADIO New Hope for Old Performance Right Holders The concept of performance rights royalties has been given a limited, but potentially significant, shot in the arm by a Federal judge in California. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND "Hinterland" Cinematographer Captures the Moody Welsh Landscape Says Hubert Taczanowski, the co-cinematographer of Netflix's new Wales-set detective series "Hinterland," "It was a location-heavy project, and they really wanted to show the Welsh landscape—the colors and culture in scenes." Read More» RADIO New Simulcast to Mark College Radio Day Friday "I think that people might have forgotten about college radio, especially as we live in a world of Spotify and Pandora and other music streaming services," explains College Radio Day founder Rob Quicke, "but I think that college radio is really loved by many people, who have either listened to college radio or have been involved as a student." Read More» LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES Suburbia Serves as the Backdrop for This Visual Sound Experiment Mark Wheeler took to the streets of Malibu and Santa Monica with little more than a 5,000 lumen projector and an automobile. The resulting "visual sound experiment" documents art in constant motion—light with life. Read More» RADIO "Virtual Studios" Launched for BBC Local Radio Stations Four BBC English local radio stations are becoming the BBC's first "virtual stations," with the introduction of Virtual Local Radio (ViLoR) technology. Read More» AES Reaches Beyond LA Even as free Exhibits-Plus badges and All-Access badges have become available for the AES Convention's return to Los Angeles this fall, the Audio Engineering Society is still working on numerous events and resources offered year round. Read More» More Articles & Insights Join Us at Next|Video Conference + Expo: Oct 1-3, Pasadena, CA » We Are a Camera: Experience and Memory in the Age of GoPro » Gilding the Small Screen or, "Is it Just Me or Did TV Get Good All of a Sudden?" » FCC Proposing Defining "Linear" OVDs As MVPDs » "Transparent" Creator Jill Soloway: I'm Thrilled Amazon Is Disrupting TV »
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