UGC.
No, it’s not an abbreviation for Upper Gastrointestinal Condition.
UGC is becoming an abbreviation for User Generated Content and it certainly has a huge spotlight on it. While we may most think of UGC as a name attached to the “YouTube” phenomenon, the idea of being able to create and broadcast content to anyone in the [...]
On March 2, David Fincher’s next film, “Zodiac” will be released and the production and post-production methodology is as cutting edge as there is. Shot on Thomson Viper FilmStream cameras and recorded to D.Mag Digital Film Magazines (from S.two), the film undergoes a digital acquisition and digital post treatment with a film out for the [...]
I was blown away by this article in Broadcast Engineering which rather dryly notes:
Implementation of dual-link 3Gb/s distribution methods for 1080 60p would reduce the capacity of an existing HD infrastructure by 50 percent. SMPTE has issued 3Gb/s standards (424M, 425M) that can be used for intrafacility 1080 60p SDI distribution over a single coax [...]
Ever since yesterday, when Tom and I recorded the first Digital Media Galaxy podcast, I’ve been thinking hard about the challenges he discussed in that episode.
Then, today, I ran across this story in Broadcast Engineering.
The predictions of what’s going to happen (30Mb/sec in the home!) in the short term has gotta make the harried production [...]
Frequent readers of blogs always seek out the first post to see what the blog’s intent is. If it catches their fancy…well, the blogger might get lucky and get a subscriber.
Bloggers really sweat these first posts: What if it stinks? What if I don’t have real content to deliver regularly that would make people take [...]