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Secret Level: Storyboard to screen without ever picking up a camera

3 days ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Like it or not, we are potentially only months away from the first AI-generated feature film, and Jason Zada of Secret Level could be the one to deliver it. Towards the end of 2024, a film called The Heist, clocking in at less than two minutes long, re-ignited debate about the potency of AI in Hollywood. It was created in just a few days with visuals entirely generated via text-to-video in Google’s Veo 2 platform... You are not signed in.
Creative Cities Convention: Concern and caution expressed by UK TV over tariff threat

1 week ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Trump’s tariffs and diversity rollback hijacked the agenda at the Creative Cities Convention where creators were also prominent. With the plan for US tariffs on filmed content revealed to include TV shows, British producers, distributors and broadcasters have reacted with a mix of alarm and caution... You are not signed in. Only registered users can view this article.
Talking pictures: How agentic AI could reshape the media landscape

1 week ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Agentic AI promises to increase supply chain efficiencies and improve content personalisation as consumers begin to converse with avatars and their devices. You are not signed in. Only registered users can view this article.
Behind the Scenes: Warfare

2 weeks ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Extended takes, 360-degree sets, and military authenticity reinforce the fog of war recreated from the memories of real life US soldiers. Playing out like a transcript from found footage, Warfare sets out to provide an authentic understanding of being in a combat environment under intense pressure. You are not signed in. Only registered users can view this article.
How sport is embracing DTC at both ends of the playing field

3 weeks ago | ibc.org | Kevin Emmott

Kevin Emmott reports on how two English football clubs at starkly different points of the football pyramid are going direct to fanbases with their content output. You are not signed in. Only registered users can view this article.
Behind the scenes: The Last of Us II

3 weeks ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

There is a version of episode 2 where the brutal death of a loved character isn’t quite so extreme. But they chose not to go there, explains editor Timothy A Good. The makers of action adventure The Last of Us broke their own rules in depicting the tragic death of one of its main characters, according to the show’s lead editor Timothy A Good.
Flawless AI: “You can't put new lines in people's mouths without consent”

4 weeks ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

AI tools like Flawless visual dubbing are making a strong case for standard use in Hollywood. When The Brutalist came under fire for using AI to massage the tricky phonetics of its non-Hungarian speaking actors it may have torpedoed Academy votes for a Best Picture win. Such injustices won’t happen in future as the entertainment industry gets a more mature grip on what AI actually is... You are not signed in. Only registered users can view this article.
BTS: Daredevil: Born Again

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

The Hell’s Kitchen of Disney’s masked vigilante reboot is given a grungy seventies overhaul by lead cinematographer Hillary Fyfe Spera The hallmark of Marvel Studio’s Daredevil TV show which ran for three seasons on Netflix was the emphasis on a crime fighting superhero who actually bled and hurt. The reboot streaming on Disney+ is even grittier, doubling down on the use of real locations, in-camera effects, and cinematography styled on seedy seventies New York.
NAB show review: Tariffs, technology and legacy business in the spotlight

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Artist led, AI driven, fan-first media show the way forward at a NAB show dominated by tariff-suffering hardware vendors and advertiser weakened broadcast. Trump didn’t just cast a shadow over NAB2025, he sucked the air from the room. Reportedly, only 55,000 turned up in Vegas for NAB, a massive drop from the 92,000 who participated in 2019. Tariffs were the talk of the town as economic uncertainty gripped an industry already challenged to make ends meet.
Virtual Production: Practical advice for lighting the volume

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Adrian Pennington explores the many and varied lighting considerations for shoots within an LED volume where the ambition is to seamlessly marry virtual and real world environments. If virtual production is to sell the illusion of what’s being filmed, the LED lighting and background environment must be merged with physical sets and practical lighting as seamlessly as possible.