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From Dr. Strangelove to Men in Black: The Title Design of Pablo Ferro
letterboxd.com
"Every part of me, whether it’s my work or personal, I keep it moving." —Pablo Ferro A list of films featuring title sequences created by legendary designer Pablo Ferro, beginning with his first, for Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove, in 1964. To watch Pablo's title sequences, head to: www.artof...November 18th
Disney Researchers Introduce ‘MotionStick’ AR Puppeteering
virtualrealitypulse.com
Disney Researchers build off an idea from 2011 to develop a new way to puppeteer digital characters in augmented reality.November 13th
The Graphic Art of Incredibles 2
joshholtsclaw.com
I remember seeing the first Incredibles film in college with a few friends. We went on opening night and the theater was packed. I remember thinking that the way the movie opened with the old film footage of a younger Mr Incredible, Elastigirl and Frozone being interviewed was such a different way tNovember 13th
ZGF Reveals Google's New L.A. Office in Historic California Hangar
archdaily.com
ZGF architects have created Google's new L.A. office by transforming California's landmark Spruce Goose HangarNovember 13th
"I could not find my Weston exposure meter! [...] I suddenly realized that I knew the luminance of the Moon."
November 7th
"Offering Spectral Similarity Index (SSI) readings for the first time in a consumer light meter, the C-800-U Spectromaster can set lights or predefined standards such as CIE D55 to match the SSI score to location lighting. Ratings are also given in Television Lighting Consistency Index (TLCI), Technical Memorandum (TM-30-15) and Television Lighting Matching Factor (TLMF). Hue and Saturation units of measurement have been incorporated for the new class of RGBW LEDs."
- American Cinematographer
November 6th
A LOOK AT ABC's GREAT NEW ELECTION SET...
Go vote and then, watch the ABC gang tonight on this lavish new Augmented Reality set. This is setup in TV 2, (former home of "The Chew") and took weeks to erect. I've seen it in action and the things they can do here is fascinating!
Thanks to our friend Ryan Balton, who is working Stedicam there, here is a 360 degree look inside and more details. -Bobby Ellerbee
November 6th