Resolve’s Threat to Media Composer
In a world of NLE options, what is Resolve’s threat to established players?
In a world of NLE options, what is Resolve’s threat to established players?
Pokemon Go already demonstrates that Augmented Reality is likely to be much more significant than VR.
Terence Curren and I recorded our thoughts on NAB 2016.  Topics covered include general impressions of NAB 2016, and why Terry did not attend this year; Blackmagic Design Resolve; Avid’s business; market fragmentation; HDR and expanded color gamut; Studio Daily’s Top 50 influencers (including Philip); Zcam; Lytro cam; VR; innovation; Apple watch and NDA’d Final Cut Pro X preview.
With the release of the Ultra HD Premium spec and a slew of new TVs with Dolby Vision included, last year’s UltraHD TV is outdated.
In the latest Terence and Philip Show, Terence and Philip talk about Lunch with Philip and Greg; what it is and the 4K, small production kit approach that allows the show to be produced over lunch in regular restaurants. The discussion moves to other production and why we got into the business in the first place before discussing the future of motion graphics in the era of templatorization. (Motion VFX, Stupid Raisins, Fiverr).
Terence and Philip answer some listener questions, including “Where do we compromise, and where can we not compromise” and “When is too much media is enough”.
Lunch with Peter Wiggins: fcp.co, iDustrial Revolution and broadcast editor.
While Disney Research’s work is interesting, and damned clever, I’m not sure of the application.