"The technology has changed. The craft has not." We are joined by cinematographer and educator Bill Kerrigan to discuss the massive shift toward "iPhone Cinematography." With global experience shooting in over 40 countries, Bill saw early on how smartphones could revolutionize production—leading him to found the iPhone Cinematography Facebook Group. Today, he leads this community of over 18,000 filmmakers as they develop tested, professional workflows for the modern era. We look at the decentralized future of filmmaking, the evolution of mobile workflows, and how Bill's community is leading the charge. Submit your questions anytime https://www.askofficehours.global Join our global community https://officehours.global

A Bit is a binary digit from the Tron franchise that is represented by a white polyhedral shape, which is a compound of dodecahedron and icosahedron. It was only capable of providing yes or no answers to any question. Despite this, it still managed to convey emotion and other levels of complexity. Physically, Bit was represented within the movie by a blue polyhedral shape that morphed between the compound of dodecahedron and icosahedron and the small triambic icosahedron (the first...

For decades, temp music tracks have been defended as a “necessary evil” in film editing. A shortcut to convey emotional tone and pacing before a composer enters. But this supposed necessity crumble…

Today Maxon announced the return of Autograph , a modern compositing and motion graphics tool. Autograph is incredibly powerful, and it’s been a thrill to work with the original creators to fold it ...

Buy Blackmagic Design PYXIS 6K Cinema Box Camera (Leica L) featuring Full Frame 6K Sensor, Up to 6K36 fps Open Gate / 6K Anamorphic, 13-Stop Dynamic Range, Dual-Native ISO, Leica L Lens Mount, 4" HDR ...

A game to learn how to kern type

UV Checker Maker. Create your custom UV Checker maps for 3D models and download them for free

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One of the most innovative uses of VFX in "F1: The Movie" was the technique of re-skinning cars. Instead of relying solely on CGI models, the filmmakers used real Formula 2 cars during filming.

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