German visualization tech developer Chaos, whose software includes the Engineering Emmy and SciTech Academy Award-honored V-Ray renderer, is developing new tech aimed at offering studios what it ...

It’s not novel information that the world of media production is evolving faster than ever. Thanks to the rapid development and adoption of exciting new technologies, like virtual production, we’re ...

SAN DIEGO—Sony Electronics has announced the latest version (Version 2.0) of its virtual production software, Virtual Production Tool Set, will be available winter 2024. Sony's Virtual Production Tool ...

The Verona line was developed with input from cinematographers and companies such as Epic Games and Sony Pictures. By Carolyn Giardina Tech Editor Sony has unwrapped a new ‘Verona’ line of the company ...

The emergence of virtual productions like those popularized by Disney's The Mandalorian have given display giants a new niche for their massive screens. Sony, which boasts a movie production arm, is ...

In this exclusive interview we spoke with CTO of disguise, Ed Plowman, about the technologies he predicts will revolutionisze virtual production sets for the future. When COVID-19 put a pause on all ...

New studio helps streamline production of marketing content for LG product portfolio. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. LG ...

Vu Technologies has announced a collaboration with Runway. The partnership aims to enable users of Vū Studio software to generate video plates or add movement to existing assets. Underpinned by Nvidia ...

Sony’s new Virtual Production Tool Set looks to improve the pre-production process and overhaul on-set workflows with total colour management. Sony is announcing a new Virtual Production Tool Set to ...

A massive LED wall displays a stirring scene in which a helmeted actor mounts a prototype electric motorcycle before it appears to speed off down the highway. Meanwhile, a team of advertising company ...

Oil baron and music mogul Len Blavatnik's family foundation has made a $25 million donation to the USC School of Cinematic Arts to create a virtual production center, the university said this week.