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Motion Picture Laboratories, Inc. (MovieLabs) is a nonprofit technology research lab jointly run by Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Universal Studios, Walt Disney Pictures and Television and Warner Bros. Entertainment. MovieLabs enables member studios to work together to evaluate new technologies and
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May 8, 2019 · According to VR guru and artist Chris Milk, films of the future will offer tailored immersive experiences. They will, he tells BBC Culture, be capable of “crafting a story in real-time, that is ...
old orthochromatic film, which was blind to red, had to go, to be replaced by panchromatic stock (like so much else, a spin-off from military technology - it had been originally developed for recon naissance fog photography). This change brought changes in make up; the fortunes of Max Factor date from this period.s Studios
- Peter Wollen
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Abstract. I would like to give an overview, necessarily schematic, of the history of technological change and innovation in the cinema, together with a few theoretical comments, bringing out the implications of the reduced empirical material. My paper is intended as introductory and the main stress I want to make is on the heterogeneity of the ...
- Peter Wollen
- 1980
major part in film production, distribution, and reception. Some sector professionals suggest that digital technology has led to the democratization of the cinema, whereas some point out that through the cheapness, accessibility and easy use of technology, especially smartphones in the context of this study,
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Uniting over a hundred researchers of different backgrounds for a week-long, collective investigation of the impact of film technology on the history of film theory and historiography, the conference was a resounding success, with one reviewer calling it “the defining event in Film Studies in 2011”),5 and produced a series of collections ...
