Jay Ankeney
Latest articles by Jay Ankeney
Avid's 'New Thinking'—An Update
By Jay Ankeney published
It is rare to have an industry as influential as post production for primetime broadcasting that is dominated as significantly as Avid rules over TV production and post.
It's Summer—Pop a Cold One
By Jay Ankeney published
"Basically, we built this film on cardboard before we even started final editing."
Editors Take on the 4K Challenge
By Jay Ankeney published
With quadruple the information of HD contained in the massive 4K files, it is going to be the editors who will be relied upon to realize the potential of this new production format.
Bringing 'Atlas Shrugged' to Life
By Jay Ankeney published
For this editor's eye, it contains some of the most fascinating use of the editing art of any film I saw last year.
New Editing Systems Upgrade for 4K
By Jay Ankeney published
Last month we looked at three NLEs that can tackle a 4K workflow... This month and next we’ll look at a spectrum of other edit systems valiantly climbing the 4K summit.
Emmy Winning Editor 'Recounts' Experiences
By Jay Ankeney published
During a presidential campaign as tumultuous as the Watergate era, HBO has given us "Recount," the best political film since "All the President's Men."
State of the Edit 2013
By Jay Ankeney published
The survey of NLE representatives revealed a post production community that is aggressively tackling the challenges arising from rapidly evolving digital production technology.
Super Bowl Ads Celebrate Gen Y, America
By Jay Ankeney published
If you're going to spend $3.5 million to air a 30-second TV commercial during the Super Bowl, you are going to want to max out its impact far beyond the confines of the grid iron.
Super Bowl Ads Gravitate to A Higher Level
By Jay Ankeney published
It was the best of times, the worst of times, and a real puzzlement. The best was for Super Bowl XLVII MVP Joe Flacco, the worst was for whoever paid the lighting bill.
High Frame Rate—What Is Enough?
By Jay Ankeney published
Hollywood is all aflutter over a new leap forward in technology.
Legend3D Steps Up 2D-to-3D
By Jay Ankeney published
Walking into the facilities of Legend3D Inc. is like entering a darkened beehive that is buzzing with creativity.
The Science of High-Speed Video
By Jay Ankeney published
Going slow-mo with Vision Research’s Phantom Miro M320S
Possible Trumps Perfect at the VMAs in 3D
By Jay Ankeney published
Few people saw the 3D broadcast of the MTV Video Music Awards on Sept. 6 from the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
State of the Edit in 2012
By Jay Ankeney published
The explosion of source material options facing today's editors is impressive
ViewSonic 3DV5 Pocket 3D HD Camcorder
By Jay Ankeney published
A 3D pocketcam for the rest of us.
NAB Product Preview: Monitors
By Jay Ankeney published
New display technologies, including OLED and RGB backlighting, will provide plenty of eye candy for NAB Show attendees.
The State of Editing, 2011
By Jay Ankeney published
Highlights from this year's "State of the Edit" survey.
When Can We Ditch the 3D Glasses?
By Jay Ankeney published
'Autostereoscopic' breakthrough will take time
Anyone for 3D?
By Jay Ankeney published
CBS advances 'shadow' production concept for US Open coverage
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