Latest articles by Jay Ankeney
AJA Touts Growth, Unveils New Gear
The company announced the launch of FS2, a universal frame synchronizer and converter with two completely independent channels.
3D for the Rest of Us
If stereoscopic 3D is ever going to become a mainstream medium it will have to get out of the studio financial system and into the hands of adventurous independents.
'Metropolis' Arises
The classic has been restored to as close to its original conception as anyone could expect.
'Modern Family' Editing Earns Emmy
Ryan Case has cut every other episode of "Modern Family" in its two-season run.
Super Bowl's Best Cuts
An opportunity to witness the finest artistry in the craft of editing.
2010 'State of the Edit'
We’re seeing a growing interest in what we call ‘editing for engaging experiences’ in Internet distribution.
State of the Edit 2014
New technologies don’t limit the possibilities of post production, they expand its opportunities.
NAB Show Product Review: Monitors
There were monitors filled with eye candy all throughout the Las Vegas Convention Center.
NAB Show Product Review: Editing & Graphics
Like a baseball catcher facing a knuckle-ball pitcher, edit systems have to be ready to handle anything that gets thrown at them.
NAB 2014: Editing
Like all roads leading to Rome, every technology path on display at the 2014 NAB Show eventually ends up in editing and post production.
6P Laser 3D: Coming to a Theater Near You?
3D has become a favored piñata for many in the film and broadcast industry.
Editing Chevy’s Inspiring ‘Life’ Super Bowl Ad
The NFL predicted that Super Bowl XVLIII would be a showcase for the best offensive and the best defensive players of the league.
Is ‘Avid Everywhere’ a Reality?
The annual toboggan ride toward the 2014 NAB Show in April has begun.
The Perils of 4K
“We are working on eight television shows right now including ‘NCIS: Los Angeles,’ ‘Perception,’ and ‘Cougar Town,’ among others, but none of those clients have requested 4K masters.”
3D Lives!
Proclaiming “3D Is Dead!” has become a popular parlor game among broadcast and film industry pundits; so let me commit professional heresy by replying “Poppycock and Balderdash!”
