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NVIDIA graphics stood behind Avatar, District 9 and Star Trek

The Academy Awards have come and gone and, while the various winners show off their prizes at parties and public events, NVIDIA is proudly announcing that its graphics technology was used in all the f

Does Hollywood's 3-D Craze Spell the End of the 2-D Film?

Welcome to the new dimension in filmmaking – the third dimension. By Randee Dawn

New Cisco Router Supports 322Tbps, Designed for Internet Video

What can you do with 322 terabits per second? Cisco Systems says it's enough bandwidth to allow every person in China to make a video call--simultaneously.

Majority of features still shot on film

In a digital world, analogue is considered to be on the path of extinction, but film capture is not ready to go quietly into the night.

Fashionistas embrace 3D

BS-TBS, the satellite broadcasting arm of the Tokyo Broadcasting System network, is joining with publisher Shueisha and Panasonic to simulcast a fashion show in 3D at three theaters in Japan on March

New Animation Capture Solution From Depth Analysis

Sydney-based Depth Analysis has revealed MotionScan, a new system for 3D motion capture designed for the film and video game industries. by Leigh Alexander

Technicolor Provides Host of Services for 2009 Oscar(R) Nominated Features

Technicolor today announced that its industry-leading services were instrumental to 30 of the 2009 Academy Award(R) nominated theatrical features.

SCRATCH is RED-hot in Mexico City for 'Hotel Chelsea'

The Japanese independent thriller "Hotel Chelsea" is pure international intrigue: written by and produced by Hiro Masuda of Japan with Masuda's company Ichigo Ichie Films LLC and Tender Pro for Ace De

Canon adds 24 and 25fps HD Movie recording to the EOS 5D Mark II with Firmware 2.0.3

Canon today pre-announces the release of a firmware update for the multiple award-winning EOS 5D Mark II.

Psychological Thriller on a Budget

When writer/director Gareth Maxwell Rogers decided to shoot the psychological thriller The Mortician in 3D, cinematographer Michael McDonough didn’t want the tight budget to limit his choices of shots