It’s one of the golden rules of filmmaking – Don’t say it, if you can show it. After all, film is a visual medium.
But once again social media has uncovered another facet, which proves that online media is an …
If you’re not a games player you may wander what all the fuss is about immersive or 360 degree video. But as TV and Internet based technologies continue to converge, you will be seeing more examples of 360 degree video …
In June I was lucky enough to attend Blackmagic’s pop-up editing event in London. Learning more about Da Vinci Resolve 14 was an eye opener as it adds yet another dimension to Raw and ProRes workflow.
Now, to complete …
I have a love/hate relationship with director David Fincher’s films. As much as I love films like The Game, I hated Alien 3 and had story issues with Seven [I know, I’m a heathen].
But one thing which has always …
Video cameras are getting smaller and smaller. Plus the image quality is getting better all the time too.
You can now produce really interesting shots without the need for large and expensive camera rigs that will sink a small budget …
For years people have been saying that TV and film contributes to the deliquency of viewers. So…we thought that we should help turn the tide a little.
Pocket Pictures is currently working with acclaimed mediator, Jane Gunn, on …
Last week I spent a great, if not slightly wet, day in London’s Docklands. Like most exhibition centres, Excel is a large sprawling location, serviced by no less than two DLR (Docklands Light Railway) stations.
For those of you who …
First of all I should say, I don’t consider myself to be a person who jumps on the ‘Next Big Thing’ band wagon. I’m also not an early adoptor, I usually like those guys to help iron out the product …