"Interstellar," Regulating Internet TV Services, "Flowers and People" Installation, Crying Wolf, "Sherlock" Concepts of Reality, Creative Freedom

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October 29, 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 Christopher Nolan Takes a Space Odyssey with "Interstellar" "One of my earliest movie memories is my dad taking me to see '2001,'" recalls "Interstellar director Christopher Nolan. "It was such an extraordinary feeling, to be taken off this planet and to the furthest reaches of the universe." Read More» TELEVISION Beau Willimon: TV Enjoying "Unprecedented" Amount of Creative Freedom Having complete creative control, however, can be a double-edged sword, as its puts the onus squarely on the showrunner's shoulders. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND "Sherlock:" Representing Different Concepts of Reality Through Editing Just as Arthur Conan Doyle empowered his 19th century sleuths with the latest scientific technology, the PBS series "Sherlock" brings Sherlock and Watson into the 21st century, giving them access to cell phones, GPS and the Internet to help them solve their cases. Read More» TELEVISION Are We on the Verge of Television's Third Golden Age? This revolution in content production has been largely driven and enabled by a sea change in how consumers access programming. Read More» RADIO Radio DJs: Stop. Crying. Wolf. I challenge radio managers to ask: "Is everyone on my staff, today, aware that airing EAS tones, except for a test or an emergency, is not allowed? If not, why not?" Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND Disney Rendered Its New Animated Film on a 55,000-Core Supercomputer In Disney's animated film "Big Hero 6," explains Joseph Volpe, "there's the real-world technology that not only takes center stage as the basis for characters in the film, but also powered the onscreen visuals. It's undoubtedly a herculean effort from Walt Disney Animation Studios, and one that's likely to go unnoticed by audiences." Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA "Zero Point," a VR Documentary Shot for the Oculus Rift, Is Out Explains director Danfung Dennis, "During production we experimented with different types of camera systems to create the optimal VR experience. We see the film as an experiment, a stake in the ground, as to the state of 3D 360-degree video in VR and it is intended for developers and VR enthusiasts." Read More» LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES Computer-Generated Light Garden Blooms and Wilts with Human Interaction Upon entering the "Flowers and People – Gold and Dark" installation, viewers are blanketed in digital vines and flowers, becoming an interactive part of the garden. Read More» FILM "Laggies" Director Lynn Shelton on Connecting to Film About Growing Up Your Own Way "Laggies" director Lynn Shelton explains how her life as an independent filmmaker mirrored that of her protagonist's. "I feel a lot of affinity with the character in terms of being able to go her own way and do what feels right to her," she says. Read More» More Articles & Insights FCC Kicks Off Push to Regulate Internet TV Services Like Cable » FCC Chairman Offers Plan for Internet Video Competition to Traditional Cable » FCC Proposal Would Allow à la Carte Internet Video Services » Why CBS and HBO May Have Ushered in TV's Cord-Free Future » Non-Linear Video Keeps Lead Over Linear TV In Broadband Homes » Big Screen TV Preferred By 80 Percent of Viewers » The NBA's New High-Tech Control Center Is a Hoops Fan's Dream »
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