"Jupiter Ascending," TV Everywhere's Reach Expanding, Net Neutrality Evolving, Redefining Learning Spaces, Projection Mapping Katy Perry's Halftime Show

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February 06, 2015
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 Matrix" Creators Launch a New Epic With "Jupiter" Lana and Andy Wachowski, the writer-director siblings who created "The Matrix" in 1999, love to take everything you thought you knew and turn it inside out. Andy makes the approach sound perfectly logical: "What kind of a tagline is 'Everything Is Exactly as It Seems'?" he asks. "Who wants to see that?" Read More» TELEVISION "Man Seeking Woman" Creator Makes High Stakes Out of Romantic Comedy Part luckless-in-love story and part comedic monster extravaganza, FX's new show "Man Seeking Woman" is an autobiographical experience for creator Simon Rich. Read More» LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES Meet the Team Behind Katy Perry's Projection-Mapped Halftime Show If you didn't watch the halftime show, it featured three main projection-mapped sections: a perspective-bending chess board, a tropical beach party, and an explosive, chaotic finale during which Katy Perry rode through the air on a shooting star. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND It's All About Knievel in Director Daniel Junge's Documentary "Being Evel" Like the Snake River Canyon that daredevil Evel Knievel failed to cross in 1974, the gap between the perpetually mangled motorcycle jumper's public and private lives was insurmountably vast. "Being Evel," a new documentary about Knievel's life, sets out to fuse the captivating bravado of Knievel's televised theatrics with the murkier elements of his personal life. Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA Lost and Found The TV industry's fixation with "TV Everywhere" is a wonderful thing, as it would give viewers the ability to find any show at any time on any screen. All of this programming ubiquity has a downside, though: How do you find a show you want to watch? Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA Using Cloud Playout to Simplify Your Disaster Recovery Plans How broadcasters and media organizations can use advanced playout innovations to avoid catastrophic loss of income from off-air disasters. Read More» ENTERPRISE What Will Your Learning Space Look Like in 2018? The building blocks for the future of learning space design are already around us. But first, one must understand the overarching educational trend that is driving the process: the collaborative classroom. Read More» FILM "(T)ERROR" Filmmakers Discuss Their Deliberately Unsettling Documentary Lyric R. Cabral and David Felix Sutcliffe's documentary "T(ERROR)" follows an informant working on an undercover counterterrorism sting operation for the FBI and brings up issues ranging from first-amendment rights to Islamophobia. Read More» More Articles & Insights DIGITAL MEDIA: Multiplatform Viewers Cite Importance of Broadcast Networks » DIGITAL MEDIA; Don't Call Them "Utility" Rules: The FCC's Net Neutrality Regime, Explained » PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND: "Birdman" Sound Mixers Take a Wild Trip, With "Bumps and Bruises" to Show for it » LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES: MoMA to Present Multimedia Bjork Retrospective »
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