New Technology Archive
Theaters Are Messing With Your Senses To Make Movies More Real
Neuroscientist Poppy Crum was watching a video of a fire dancer when she had
Community-Based Moviemaking Takes Off: Drone Enthusiasts Unite to Create Rotor DR1
Moviemaker Chad Kapper sees the future of filmmaking as a new paradigm, where entertainment
Things to Consider When Buying a Projector
Don’t look now, but projectors are invading our homes in record numbers. They’re not
Vimeo Announces New Slate of Original Series
This morning, Vimeo announced a new slate of “Vimeo Originals,” serialized and short form
Tribeca, Lionsgate Launch ‘Shortlist’ Movie SVOD Service With a Human Touch
Streaming service to include 150 curated titles monthly, with lists from guest actors and
Entertainment CEOs Call on India to Accelerate Digital Transformation
A New York roundtable, hosted by Rupert Murdoch for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
The Indie-Friendly Business List 2015: 25 Companies You Should Know
This year’s indie-friendly business list takes to the digital frontiers of efficient independent moviemaking.
Apple Eyes Move Into Original Programming
The moment the media and technology industries have been expecting for years may finally
Why CG Sucks (Except It Doesn’t)
YouTuber Freddie Wong presents “Why CG Sucks (Except It Doesn’t)” in the first in
Hulu Explores Adding Ad-Free Option to Its Service
Hulu is exploring plans to add an advertising-free option to its service, according to
Video On Demand Platform Yekra Shuts Down
A company that offered studios and filmmakers a platform on which they could sell
How the DP Behind Sundance Hit ‘Tangerine’ Created a Cinematic Look with an iPhone
Radium Cheung, HKSC, talks to Indiewire about how and why he used a mobile
LeTV Bets on Expat Content for Its U.S. Phone Debut
Chinese Internet TV giant LeTV plans to start selling phones in the U.S. later
Tech & Trade Tuesdays: The Industry Has A[nother] Dark Side
I don’t ask for much in my line of work. A comfortable chair, computers
Make A 360-Degree Movie At Home
The world isn’t flat, so why should our videos be? Welcome to the latest
Tech & Trade Tuesday: avoiding spoilers in a digital world
if you’re active on social media and also the fan of a popular show,
NEW MEDIA MONDAYS: How Periscope Can Be The Best New Tool For Artists
Periscope aren’t just really adorable names for your new kittens, they’re new apps that
New Media Mondays: 6 Reasons Your Online Project Tanked
Far too often, I see web series, comedy shorts, or fundraising videos fall short
Industry Pulse Wednesdays: Introducing the Post Lab
Hey guys, Sam here… it’s been a crazy last few months, and honestly, it’s
tech & trade tuesdays: prepare for virtual reality … now
it is my very strong opinion that content creators and filmmakers need to prepare
Watch: The Future of Acting in the Technological Age
In the 2013 film “The Congress,” Hollywood studios digitally scan actors and then make
Should You Cut the Cord?
Use Slate’s calculator to see if dropping cable TV and paying for streaming services
How Hollywood Monitors Social Media To Help Movies Make Money
If you are one of the estimated 56% of movie-going Twitter users who takes to
Rules of the Screenmovie: The Unfriended Manifesto for the Digital Age
The digital world is rapidly taking over as the predominant environment for our waking
Make Your Smartphone Smarter: What Goes in Your iPhone Filmmaking Kit?
“Shot on a smartphone” rarely means just a smartphone. So what goes in your