TV & Film Technology News

Technological change has been sweeping through the visual culture industries for several decades now. CGI, HD, 3D have presented huge challenges to both the creative and exhibition aspects of the business.

Computer Generated Imagery has revolutionised Animation, bringing it into the mainstream and opening up whole new approaches to creativity. It has changed the way stories are told and Oscar categories are defined.

Now that celluloid is finally being replaced with digital, what does this mean for studying, theorising and understanding the medium of film? Where can students catch up with workshops on the latest technology?

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Valerie Williamson

Latest articles in TV & Film Technology News

Digital 3D Cameras Revolutionize Mainstream Film Production

Peter Jackson's decision to buy thirty Red Epic digital cameras for filming The Hobbit confirmed that conventional 35mm filmmaking is becoming obsolete.

Jan 23, 2012 – Valerie Williamson

Spielberg's Tintin, Teasers and Posters Released

Teaser video release follows posters onto the internet; the look and tone of Spielberg & Jackson's animated adaptation of comic book classic revealed.

May 18, 2011 – Valerie Williamson

Red Digital Cameras 3D Movie Workshop

Check out the latest filmmaking technology at hands-on Hollywood studio workshops with on-set and post-production insights and a great 3D option on offer

Dec 6, 2010 – Valerie Williamson

Weta Releases Grateful Hobbit Movie Statements

The Hobbit bill has passed its first reading, yet controversy and developments from this week's film industry events in New Zealand raise more speculation

Oct 29, 2010 – Valerie Williamson

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