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Go on, time to leap! Video number 5 out of 12 is themed on innovation in Access. Dark with Excessive Bright is a production where the team got to unleash creative Access, integrating with the core content of the show. Wi-Fi networks that located audience in a promenade space using their own personal smartphone. Immersive Descriptive Audio written and performed with Devon Healey. This project was a giant leap. It stretched everyone’s understanding and challlenged preconceptions regarding the role and potential of Accessibility as a creative tool. You can watch a snippet of the Immersive Descriptive Audio filmed as part of the Insights series in the Clore studio at the Royal Opera House. The link to YouTube is pasted below. There is also wrap around interview content with the creative team. At timestamp 11:06, you’ll be able to watch and listen to the audio description. https://lnkd.in/exhAWnfp So, take a leap, be brave, get creative, let Access take the driving seat for while. #AlwaysOnAccess #Accessibility #Innovation #Theatre #Arts #ArtKind #Dance Video ID: Paul is facing the camera in a purple jumper. The words “#5 Time to Leap” are visable in the top left of the screen. Captions are visable throughout.

We are celebrating spooky season with a horror story of IT done wrong, a cautionary tale warning about the perils involved when a company does not consider their IT infrastructure a priority. To hear the tale of a company that decided to do business without a Managed IT Service Plan in place, Check out our blog: https://lnkd.in/e6pt_dyp #techsolutions #ATS #allegiancetech #technologysolutions #IT #AV #audio #visual #managedIT #tailoredsolutions

May the luck of the Irish keep your tech and business un-hacked this year! If you do fall victim, just reach out and give us a call at 912-216-4050! #techsolutions #ATS #allegiancetech #technologysolutions #IT #AV #audio #visual #managedIT #tailoredsolutions #stpatricksday

Learn how to blend live action video with Generative Visual Effects in today's Runway Academy.

Camera movement plays a crucial role in creating captivating visuals that can immerse your audience in the story. From smooth pans that capture the vastness of a scene to tilts that reveal hidden details, each technique has its unique impact on the audience. Understanding when and how to use them is key to creating compelling visual story. In this episode of the shot list series, we explored seven basic camera movements that any beginner filmmaker can achieve easily. Watch It now on our YouTube channel https://lnkd.in/dY874GR4

When setting up a home cinema system, prioritizing picture quality is crucial. Even with top-tier projectors, optimizing the picture quality requires meticulous calibration to faithfully reproduce the content creators' visual intent. This Holi, why not strive to achieve perfect color representation on your display?

Is this the end? Every Christmas, Christmas carols are heard and sung from various corners. It is a melodious feel, one of comfort and joy. That was what Reginald Fessenden wanted for the ships at sea in 1906, Christmas Eve. So, from a makeshift studio in Brant Rock, Boston, he played Christmas carols for them. That was the first #voiceover. It was done using an alternator transmitter, a device able to send quality audio signals - albeit weak ones. Later, Walt Disney recorded the first synchronised #voiceover in animation. That birthed Mickey Mouse. #Voiceovers have evolved, going through several changes over the years. Some of these include: #podcast boom #voice synthesis technology that gave birth to voice-to-speech technology. #immersiveaudio experiences, thanks to the growth of #virtualreality and #augmentedreality #AIassisted casting where some platforms are using artificial intelligence to match #voiceactors #remote recording where there are more virtual collaborations between studios and #voiceoverartists, thanks to Covid-19. With some of these changes, you would think there is no more work for #voiceoverartists. However, this calls for #upskilling and giving your best to remain #relevant. What changes are happening in your field? How are you coping? Please share in the comment section ..................................................................................................................... Are we meeting for the first time? I am Joan K Salmon, a #voiceoverartist. Using my compelling and unique #voice, I tell #brand stories. Ready to give your #brandstory character? DM me 'voice' and let's get started. #voiceoverartist #brandmarketing #celebration

FILM AND TV STUDENTS PUT SPECIAL EFFECTS INTO ACTION WITH VIRTUAL PRODUCTION Virtual production—a cutting-edge approach to special effects—is one of many reasons cinema students are flocking to DePaul. Using the same equipment as Oscar-nominated pros, DePaul students are filming live actors in sync with LED screens, all powered by a game engine. Filming a virtual production scene takes a large, interdisciplinary cast and crew. This March, acting students from The Theatre School will join classmates studying directing, animation, game design and more at the Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media. They plan to film live scenes—written and designed by students—including one set on an amusement park ride. “Our students are taking creative risks that a lot of big production companies aren’t doing,” says Brian Andrews, assistant professor and chair of post-production. He says virtual production is used to spectacular effect on many Oscar-nominated films, from “Poor Things” to “Guardians of the Galaxy.” DePaul’s School of Cinematic Arts was among the first in the Midwest to teach and use virtual production. This fall, DePaul is on track to offer minors in virtual production stage operation and virtual production environment design. Late last year, DePaul Cinespace added two additional sound stages for a total of six, which include professional-grade sets, lighting and design. In total, the university now has nearly 60,000 square feet of space on the studio lot. Film and TV production are revving back up in Chicago, and students learn on the larger studio lot where hits “The Bear” and “Chicago PD” are filmed. “Virtual production can put any person in any place. From a sports broadcast to a CEO speaking with investors, there are possibilities for this technology across many industries,” Andrews says. Learn more here - https://lnkd.in/gzTQMNGE

Back for day 2 of Paradigms! An amazing talk this morning by Bomo Piri, on the power of sonic branding and the way in which audio can evoke emotions in listeners. The importance of audio can often be overlooked in branding, but it really elevates projects and creates much deeper connections. This stems across video too. Good quality sound designs adds an amazing level of dynamism and quality to animation and motion projects. To quote Bomo, “sound can do a lot, and we don’t use it enough.” Frontify #paradigms2024