Anamorphic cinematography and color grading used to capture film’s emotional atmosphere. Blackmagic Design announced that the feature film “Rhapsody Rhapsody,” directed by Go Riju, was shot using the Blackmagic PYXIS 6K
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Collaborative editing and color grading workflow supported by Blackmagic Cloud. Blackmagic Design announced that the gripping documentary film “Life on Waves” was edited and color graded using DaVinci Resolve Studio. The
Large format sensor allows “Texas Legacy in Lights” story to come alive across museum façade. Blackmagic Design announced that the new live action projection mapping film Texas Legacy in Lights was captured
Cannes Indie International Film Festival winning feature created using a Blackamgic Cloud and DaVinci Resolve Blackmagic Design announced that DaVinci Resolve Studio and Blackmagic Cloud were used in the post
Colorist blends vintage film looks to shape the desert Western feel. Blackmagic Design have announced that the independent feature film Where in the Hell was shot using the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera
SBIFF jury award winner finished from first cut to DCP delivery in a single platform. Blackmagic Design have announced that the documentary short A Short Documentary About a Giant Pencil was edited and
Blackmagic Design announce that Blackmagic PYXIS 6K digital film camera was used to shoot acclaimed director Takahisa Zeze’s latest feature film Cry Out, with grading completed using DaVinci Resolve Studio
Screenworks, Netflix and Screen Tasmania have today announced Isabela Hart as the recipient who will accelerate her screen industry career as part of the Regional Crew Pathways Program - Tasmania
Blackmagic Cloud workflow and scripting streamline post production. Blackmagic Design announce that the television series Neko Oji: The Guy That Got Reincarnated as a Cat, broadcast on Fuji TV affiliates
Thunder Child Productions relies on cameras’ high quality and small form factor to shoot pirate adventure. Blackmagic Design announce that DP Grace Loeppky and 2nd Unit Cinematographer Rob Hunt shot
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