Blackmagic Design today announced that DaVinci Resolve Studio and DaVinci Resolve Advanced Panel were used for the grading of Takeshi Kitano's latest film "KUBI." The grading was performed by Tetsuji Yamashita, a colorist at IMAGICA Entertainment Media Services, using the DaVinci Resolve Advanced Panel.
The Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM) at Yale University is a 5,000 square foot interdisciplinary arts and technology center that incubates creative projects and develops experimental technological workflows, with much of its work grounded in the theory and practice of moving images.
Blackmagic Design today announced that Colorist Matthew Schwab recently completed Spotify’s Wrapped campaign celebrating Taylor Swift’s status as the music streaming platform’s most streamed global artist in 2023. Schwab used DaVinci Resolve Studio editing, grading, visual effects (VFX) and audio post production software on the project.
Blackmagic Design today announced that the music video for the popular rock band Hitsujibungaku’s latest song "GO!!!" was shot on Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K digital film camera. The director, cinematographer and editor for the project was Kyotaro Hayashi of DRAWING AND MANUAL, a Tokyo based creative company.
Blackmagic Design today announced Blackmagic Replay, a new way of creating live action replays for broadcasters. Blackmagic Replay is totally unique because it uses multiple HyperDecks to record into shared storage, while DaVinci Resolve is connected to the same shared storage as a powerful playback engine. However, the true power comes from having DaVinci Resolve handle the playback. That’s because it’s not just replay, but an extremely powerful editor with multi user collaboration features. Plus color correction, visual effects and audio post production. Now replays can be converted into promos, title sequences and instant social media updates. DaVinci Resolve Replay is available now in DaVinci Resolve 19 public beta which is available for download from the Blackmagic Design website.
Blackmagic Design today announced that the Egyptian Media Production City (EMPC) is relying on the Cintel Scanner G3 HDR+ for real time scanning and DaVinci Resolve Studio to restore and digitize Egypt’s rich film archive.
