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Flawless AI: “You can't put new lines in people's mouths without consent”

1 week 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 week 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

2 weeks 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

2 weeks 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.
Bright future: How CoSTAR will ideate the next wave in UK creative IP

2 weeks ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

If the UK’s creative industries are to continue to add hundreds of billions of pounds in value to the country’s economy then much will rely on the success of a new network of tech labs exploring the future of media. “The UK’s creative lifeblood is creative IP,” says James Bennett, director of CoSTAR National Lab. “How does that creative IP live on different platforms and reach audiences beyond screens in hybrid spaces?
Enginelab and the new breed of cloud post-producer

3 weeks ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

It takes a brave soul to launch a new VFX facility given the meltdown at one of the industry’s largest, but creative entrepreneurs conversant with cloud economics are confident that there are excellent opportunities to be grasped. UK startup Enginelab is the latest of a new breed of post-production company designed around facilities in the cloud and powered by AI. You are not signed in. Only registered users can view this article.
NAB preview: Agentic AI poised to steal the show

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

New imaging technologies, AI creative mates and wrestlers await visitors to Las Vegas while America’s free press is under attack. The spectre of Big Brother hovers over NAB. President Trump’s sustained attack on the First Amendment verbalised against MSNBC, ABC, CBS and CNN, includes a White House ban on AP for continuing to use ‘Gulf of Mexico’ and an executive order to decimate the international news organisation Voice of America. You are not signed in.
Behind the scenes: Squid Game 2

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

The glossy, candy-coloured design of Squid Game is a huge part of its appeal luring players and audiences alike into a greater heart of darkness. In Squid Game, the show’s palette is more than just visual. It’s psychological warfare. Viewers have taken to social media dissecting the show’s hidden meanings, deliberately placed by show creator Hwang Dong-hyuk and his team, including Production Designer Chae Kyoung-sun. You are not signed in.
Winning formula: Hydrogen to power motorsport vehicles and production tech

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

It’s only been four years since the debut of electric off-road racing series Extreme E but later this year it will relaunch in the Saudi desert as the first competitive motorsport powered by hydrogen. Extreme H is in a race to pole position ahead of endurance championship 24 Hours of Le Mans which will have a new hydrogen category from 2026.
Behind the scenes: Adolescence

1 month ago | ibc.org | Adrian Pennington

Shooting each episode in a single take is no gimmick but additive to the intensity of Netflix’s latest hard-hitting drama. IBC365 speaks with creator Stephen Graham and director Philip Barantini. Single-shot drama has become easier with the advance of lightweight and light-sensitive cameras but there is still something bravura about the ambition.