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Ultra HD/4K Expectations, "Unbroken" Imagery, Cooper Hewitt Innovations, TV Everywhere Consumption, "Mr. Turner" Realizations

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December 17, 2014
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TELEVISION
Picture Imperfect
Proponents of Ultra HD/4K are still waiting for the pixel-packed format to deliver the kind of "wow" factor that excites consumers to snap up new, shiny 4K televisions in droves.
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TELEVISION
FCC Schism and Its Impact on the Auction
The monthly open meeting of the five FCC commissioners last week was three-hour affair of protests, exposition and verbal pugilism according to Robert's Rules of Order. A cross between "Survivor" and a Henry James novel that illustrated a deep divide at the commission over how the TV spectrum incentive auction should play out.
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PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND
How Cinematographer Roger Deakins Achieved His Most Beautiful Work on "Unbroken"
Roger Deakins, the 11-time Oscar nominee and the guru of naturalism, provides his most beautiful work for Angelina Jolie's powerful "Unbroken," the biopic about Olympic runner turned war hero Louis Zamperini (Jack O'Connell).
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ENTERPRISE
An Innovative Museum That Lets You Play the Role of a Designer
The tension between old and new is everywhere in the new Cooper Hewitt. Massive screens hang among the carefully restored trappings of the 19th century Carnegie Mansion. Blown up renderings of the "The Measure of Man" posters from 1969, designed by Henry Dreyfuss, hang on the wall next to a person-sized digital display that asks you to strike a pose, and an algorithm then matches your posture to an object from the permanent collection.
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FILM
Evoking the Spirit of a Master Artist with the Look of "Mr. Turner"
Mike Leigh's critically acclaimed new film "Mr. Turner" is a biopic of the great English landscape painter Joseph Mallord William Turner. "His work invites a movie," Leigh explains. "It is cinematic, and the more I looked into it, the more I realized that Turner as a character, as a personality—this conflicted, eccentric, passionate guy—ticked all the boxes for a potential character in a Mike Leigh film."
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RADIO
Even the Band On the Titanic Kept Playing
The first step in solving a problem is recognizing there is one… It occurs to me that the prevailing logic in the industry seems to be that radio is an unsinkable ship.
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TELEVISION
"Mad Men" Meets "Battlestar Galactica" In SyFy's Ambitious New "Ascension"
As the (SyFy) channel's execs have told us, if the mainstreamification of genre programming has raised the bar of success, it's also created big opportunities and one of the ways they're determined to exploit those opportunities is by focusing on the genres that other networks still don't get right. And one of those genres is the one that helped put the network on the "prestigious, serialized TV show" map back in the mid-'00s, when "Battlestar Galactica" was changing lives and inspiring "Portlandia"-style binges: Space opera.
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RADIO
Don't Count AM/FM Radio Out Just Yet
As part of this rah-rah, decennial pep rally for podcasting, I've been assigned to ponder the grim future of terrestrial radio. You know—AM/FM. That stuff your parents used to tune in with the old-fashioned knobs on their cars' dashboards. Antiquated call letters. Staticky Eagles songs. Brontosaurish broadcast towers rusting away on forgotten hillsides.
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PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND
"The Hobbit": A Production Sound Perspective
If you were a production sound mixer, what if we told you there was a job where you had to live in New Zealand and listen to dwarves, wizards, a hobbit, and other mythical creatures on headphones for a year? Oh, and Peter Jackson is directing. Would you do it? Yeah, it seems like an easy answer, and thankfully one Tony Johnson, CAS was able to say yes to.
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TELEVISION: NAB To Court: FCC Decision on Contracts Is Unsustainable »
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DIGITAL MEDIA: TV Everywhere Video Consumption Doubles »
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