Blackmagic Design today announced that Facebook Watch’s “Simone vs Herself” was completed using Pocket Cinema Camera 4K to shoot a variety of scenes in the seven part docuseries highlighting Simone Biles’ return to the Olympics. DaVinci Resolve Studio was also used for color correction of the docuseries as well.
In an effort to support first-time and indie filmmakers through the height of the pandemic, DPA Microphones partnered with Rycote on a “Pay-it-Forward” giveaway in late 2020 from which three lucky winners acquired a full cinema mics kit from the brands. The contest’s prizes included DPA’s 4097 Micro Shotgun, 4017 Shotgun and 6060 CORE Subminiature microphones―along with virtual mentoring sessions, an array of Rycote accessories and other equipment loaners. The recipients, Lijie Cheng of Singapore, Jacob Deming of the United States and Sergey Martynyuk of Austria, have been hard at work putting their new gear, and skills, to the test.
Blackmagic Design today announced that New York based post house Irving Harvey used DaVinci Resolve Studio to grade the award winning documentary “Not Going Quietly.” The software’s real time collaboration tools also helped support Colorist Samuel Gursky’s remote workflow for the film.
ADL Productions Uses Brand’s KY-PZ100 PTZ and GY-HC900 CONNECTED CAM™ Cameras for Advanced Features and Controls
Blackmagic Design today announced that more than 60 of the fall 2021 season’s television shows and streaming series, such as “Insecure,” “Scenes from a Marriage” and “American Horror Story: Double Feature,” were created with its digital film cameras, DaVinci Resolve Studio editing, grading, visual effects (VFX) and audio post production software, and more.
