05|30|2007

It’s Always Sunny with Script-Based Editing   [Studio Daily]

Matt Armstrong

Editor Robert Bramwell is not using hyperbole when he says that a large majority of editors have been stuck in an archaic, inefficient approach to their projects that cost time, money and possibly their reputations...  »
05|24|2007

Finding Sanctuary in CG   [Studio Daily]

By Linda Romanello

While new Sci-Fi series Sanctuary premiered earlier this month, it wasn’t on any TV network. Rather, the show, which stars several familiar faces from Sci-Fi Channel’s popular series Stargate SG-1 (including Amanda Tapping and Christopher Heyerdahl), made its debut on May 14—as an online-only webisodic series....  »
05|10|2007

Next's DNxHD Workflow   [Film & Video]

By Bryant Frazer

The post-production gurus behind Next say it's the first studio feature to be edited entirely in HD using Avid's DNxHD codec — and they figure it represents the latest forward leap in post workflow. ...  »
04|10|2007

Panasonic Takes on The Iditarod   [Studio Daily]

By Linda Romanello

Six field video crews, equipped with ten Panasonic P2 HD cameras and 150 8GB P2 cards, hit the trails last month to capture, for the first time, the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in high definition....  »
04|09|2007

Keytoon Animation's Grandfather of Soul   [Studio Daily]

By Matt Armstrong

04|09|2007

Creating CG Phantoms in Smallville   [Studio Daily]

By Matt Armstrong

With each season of Smallville, the visual effects get more elaborate while the production schedule remains fixed. Entity FX, which recently celebrated the completion of its 100th episode, keeps pushing the limits as seen in their work creating CG phantoms that attack Superman in the Phantom Zone. ...  »
04|06|2007

Cutting-Edge Face Replacement ... on Ice   [Film & Video]

By Barbara Robertson

Rainmaker’s Visual Effects Supervisor Mark Breakspear led the 150-person team that filled 3D stadiums with digital crowds and gave the four main actors Olympic-class skating moves — or rather, convinced the audience these skaters, not their stunt doubles, could perform an Olympian’s triple salchows, double axels, spins, lifts, and spirals....  »
03|29|2007

Navigating Pan's Labyrinth in Post   [Film & Video]

By Bryant Frazer

Working with editor Bernat Villaplana on post for the acclaimed Spanish film, Schiff had to organize an editorial process that involved assets moving between Spain, Mexico, and California — with a DI in Toronto....  »
03|15|2007

Memories of Murder: VFX for Zodiac   [Film & Video]

By Barbara Robertson

There are no helicopter shots in this film, even though it appears to have several. Most of the effects are invisible....  »
03|13|2007

The Orphanage's Transpacific Creature Effects for The Host   [Film & Video]

By Bryant Frazer

Film & Video asked visual effects producer Arin Finger and creature supervisor Corey Rosen about working with the Korean production team, the creature’s complicated rigging system, and how The Orphanage’s VFX knowhow helped the production keep its CG budget under control....  »
03|09|2007

Creating the Oracle in 300   [Studio Daily]

Matt Armstrong

Jeremy Hunt, owner/director of the boutique visual effects house Screaming Death Monkey had long known Chris Watts, the visual effects supervisor on 300. So when it came time to choose vendors to work on the film, a company as small as Screaming Death Monkey was granted the rare opportunity to work on a big budget film. Of course opportunity is what you do with it. ...  »
03|09|2007

Stylizing Sparta in 300   [Studio Daily]

By Matt Armstrong

For visual effects design heavyweight Grant Freckelton, who served as visual effects designer on Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire and as visual effects art director on The Matrix Reloaded, the chance to work on a test shoot led to his dream job as the VFX art director on 300, based on the Frank Miller graphic novel and directed by Zack Snyder. ...  »
03|06|2007

In-Camera Light Painting for BMW   [Studio Daily]

Matt Armstrong

In the new spot for BMW, the directorial duo of Nick Thornton-Jones & Warren Du Preez from production company Wanted Films transformed their signature style of painting with light that has garnered them acclaim in the print world into the realm of motion pictures, a move that was fraught with creative and technical challenges. ...  »
03|05|2007

Creating a Swarm for “The Show”   [Studio Daily]

Matt Armstrong

Pushpins turned killer bees. This was the concept awarded to Crash & Sue's to create the series of vignettes for The Show, the Advertising Federation annual award ceremony, AdFed, which honors the state’s best in advertising and design. ...  »
02|12|2007

Keeping in Sync on Stomp the Yard   [Studio Daily]

Matt Armstrong

Editor David Checel is a veteran in the music videos and commercials but is relatively new to cutting features. Before embarking on Stomp the Yard he had a few straight-to-video feature films under his belt and cut many of the dance/action scenes in Idlewild. But his experience in music videos, and, to a degree, commercials, proved invaluable when attempting to handle the enormous dance sequences on this feature film. ...  »

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