NAB: Cameron sets Pace on 3D future
James Cameron had this two-part message for the TV business Monday: Your business is about to go 3D, and it's going to be a lot less painful than you think.
James Cameron had this two-part message for the TV business Monday: Your business is about to go 3D, and it's going to be a lot less painful than you think.
Like lovers reuniting after awkward years apart, Douglas Trumbull and Hollywood are back together.
Just weeks after James Cameron threw down the gauntlet to the entertainment industry to improve moving images by upping frame rates, one of the pioneers of that concept has demonstrated a technology…
The Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers has skedded a new event, the Global Conference on Emerging Media Technologies, to be held in Geneva, Switzerland, in May 2012.
Five years ago, Leslie Moonves set off on a mission to get paid.
Independent filmmakers Gareth Edwards and Jacob Rosenberg won't hesitate to tell you how much high performance/low cost digital tools changed their careers or how much they continue to impact their…
With stereoscopic content well ensconced, four leading technologists offer thoughts on what's next.
James Cameron and Vince Pace will join the lineup at this year's NAB show in Las Vegas as opening keynote speakers on April 11.
DreamWorks Animation topper Jeffrey Katzenberg raised some eyebrows at the NAB Show in Las Vegas by declining to repeat his criticism of Warner Bros. or "Clash of the Titans."
Genachowski tried to assuage broadcasters' concerns about aspects of the National Broadband Plan.