Caerus Technology, founded by disabled filmmaker Chris Lynch, launched a wheelchair camera system at IBC 2025. Named after the ancient Greek god of opportunity, Caerus is designed to help individuals with disabilities work on-set as camera operators. Through the early stages of his career, Lynch realized that he could not authentically take on the role of DP because his disability was too restrictive to achieve shots that required moving nimbly and at speed, The post Caerus Introduces Wheelch...| postPerspective
By Michael Burns We all know things are tough in M&E at the moment. Accordingly, companies set a pragmatic tone at IBC 2025 in Amsterdam, mixing AI, cloud and real-time production with tangible updates that aim to speed workflows today while laying groundwork for what might be next. Agentic AI was this year’s IBC buzzword, The post IBC 2025: AI and Authenticity in Amsterdam appeared first on postPerspective.| postPerspective
Creamsource, maker of artisan LED lighting for film and television, has introduced the Vortex24 Soft, a 1950W native soft light and the largest soft source in the Vortex range. With its all-black body, the Vortex24 Soft delivers smooth, bright and even light at scale. It’s powered by the same Vortex platform crews have been using on-set, The post Creamsource’s Vortex Line Grows With Vortex24 Soft LED appeared first on postPerspective.| postPerspective
By Mike McCarthy The International Broadcasting Conference (IBC) was recently held in Amsterdam, where companies made a variety of exciting announcements and displayed new products. While I didn’t travel to Europe for the show, I did keep an eye on the various news and updates. The following are just a few of the ones that stood out most to me or are relevant to my projects and workflows. The post IBC 2025: A Video Engineer’s Perspective appeared first on postPerspective.| postPerspective
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Welcome back readers. Happy Nintendo Switch 2 week to those who celebrate? I got my thumb caught hard in the new joycon attachment mechanism within five minutes of opening the box. I did not get Ma…| Critical Distance
Welcome back readers. Happy Nintendo Switch 2 week to those who celebrate? I got my thumb caught hard in the new joycon attachment mechanism within five minutes of opening the box. I did not get Ma…| Critical Distance
Spotlight on SINNERS Cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw With the highly anticipated release of SINNERS this month, acclaimed cinematographer and AFI Alum Autumn Durald Arkapaw (AFI Class of 2009), ASC, took| American Film Institute
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Hotel cafes, like airport restaurants and long-haul trains, are a magical place. People from all walks of life gather there for a few brief moments before setting off again to who knows where. Thes…| Review Film Review
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Day 24 – 3/5/21 “Frailty thy name is woman” (the opinions of Shakespeare do not represent those of the blogger) A bitty day, starting with our only day exteriors. Call time was 7am and it was a bank holiday, so that pedestrians and traffic were at a minimum on the street outside the theatre. We […]| Neil Oseman
Day 7 – 12/4/12 “Contracted as it were in one brow of woe” Not sure how to feel about today. On the one hand we got some great shots, including our first one on the Technocrane. On the other hand, we spectacularly failed to make the call sheet. Due to the workload on costume and […] The post “Hamlet”: Week 2 appeared first on Neil Oseman.| Neil Oseman
Day 25 14 months ago production began on the comedy feature Harvey Greenfield is Running Late. Most of the editing is done, and yesterday a reduced crew assembled to shoot one final scene and few odd shots to plug holes. The crew may have been reduced, but the cast was bigger than it’s ever been. Jonnie and […]| Neil Oseman
Almost every film today has visual effects of some kind or another, be it compositing a phone screen for a couple of shots or adding a fleet of attacking spaceships and their laser blasts destroying distant CG buildings. Many smaller productions cannot afford to have a VFX supervisor on set, however, so a conscientious DP […] The post 5 Things a DP Can Do to Help the VFX Department appeared first on Neil Oseman.| Neil Oseman