All Features articles – Page 45
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Executive InterviewsCraft Leaders: Roger Deakins, Cinematographer
Looking back on almost 50 years of iconic films, ranging from The Shawshank Redemption and The Big Lebowski to Skyfall and Blade Runner 2049, the British cinematographer discusses his creative approach and his life in pictures.
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Industry TrendsHow more standards could help the move to Media 4.0
Metadata is crucial as an enabler of automated production and targeted content. Would a standard help?
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Industry TrendsAnalysis: Comcast, Disney and the ongoing battle for Sky
The unfolding drama involving three of the world’s largest media groups has all the ingredients of an Oscar-winning script, writes Ray Snoddy.
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Industry TrendsIBC and TM Forum to collaborate on innovation
IBC has formed a collaboration with the TM Forum to drive innovation between the media and telecoms industries.
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Industry TrendsOpening doors for women in broadcast technology
In this second part of our look at gender disparity in broadcasting, IBC365 turns the spotlight on the vendors.
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Industry TrendsLove Island and This Country scoop Baftas
Love Island, This Country and Detectorists were among the programmes honoured at last night’s Baftas, with Peaky Blinders and The Handmaid’s Tale also triumphing in their categories.
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Industry TrendsThe week ahead
Your guide to what’s happening this week in the media, entertainment and technology industry.
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Industry TrendsThe brakes are off: F1 to launch 'fan-focused' OTT service
The launch of F1 TV this weekend marks the motorsport’s biggest investment in its digital transformation to date. Few see it as a risk.
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Industry TrendsOn a mission to master
Work on the standard mastering format for B2B content distribution across the digital landscape has been a long process, but a gathering of the leading cheerleaders for IMF at NAB in Las Vegas may indicate that consensus is closer than ever
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Industry TrendsCompression enters the high-performance era
Delivering new methods and codecs for working with large-scale data, particularly VR and HDR, is high priority for the media and entertainment industry.
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Industry TrendsUK broadcasting giants to launch SVOD service & BT job cuts
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Industry TrendsCalling the shots on diversity in film and TV
Women are under-represented in all areas of broadcast, from leadership roles at hardware and software firms, to directors and script writers, camera operators and engineers.
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Industry TrendsDirect view displays: The future of cinema?
Direct view LED displays promise greater luminosity and lower running costs, but will the high cost of installation and audience appetite for crisper images support rollout of the Samsung and Sony-backed technology?
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Executive InterviewsCraft Leaders: Julian Slater, Sound Designer
Oscar-nominated sound designer Julian Slater speaks about new ways of editing sound and why the term ‘immersive’ can be a red herring.
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Industry TrendsThe week ahead
Your guide to what’s happening this week in the media, entertainment and technology industry.
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Industry TrendsSpotlight on: Immersive film makers
IBC365 speaks to three VR and 360-degree video directors and cinematographers about how they capture immersive content and what the future holds.
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Industry TrendsWeekly news round-up: Amazon's AI focus & Cambridge Analytica to shut down
Your digest of the week’s top media, entertainment and technology news.
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Industry TrendsTowards the Holodeck: An in-depth look at light field
Is VR just a stepping stone on the path to holographic video content creation and display?
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Industry TrendsVirtual reality and augmented reality in broadcasting
Broadcasters around the world have been exploring virtual and augmented reality. John Maxwell Hobbs looks at some of the best examples.
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Industry TrendsBlog: The future of immersive content
In the future, the line between reality and virtual reality will become increasingly blurred, and new media and entertainment options will emerge that we have not yet imagined, writes Amelia Kallman.
