Configuring a studio for Virtual Production

Markiplier joins Post Magazine to discuss the journey from YouTube creator to feature filmmaker with Iron Lung. In this interview, he shares how 14 years of making videos helped him build the skills and confidence to write, direct, edit, and star in his first feature film.He also talks about scaling up from short-form and interactive projects, working with a long-term creative team, lessons learned in production and post, and why he made the switch from Premiere to DaVinci Resolve.

Director Boni Mata shares insight into making the Gold’s Gone music video for Disney star Freya Skye. Mata and her team took over a Palm Strings hotel for the two-day shoot, taking advantage of its different settings.

In this podcast, Post's Marc Loftus sits down with Chloë Bellande, who shares insight into her path to becoming a post production supervisor for both scripted series and features. Chloe calls herself a storyteller who began her career as an editor. After moving from Montreal to Los Angeles, she was accepted into a mentorship program at Warner Bros/Discovery which helped to further her career. Here, she discusses her initial role as a post coordinator, what she learned from her first job on a scripted series and how she was ultimately able to move up to a supervisor role.

Austin Huffman, founder of Valvetronic Designs, and media director Shane Rush join Post’s Marc Loftus to discuss how video helped grow the performance exhaust brand from grassroots social media content into a full media operation.They talk about early iPhone clips, customer-generated content, YouTube’s long-term value, short-form strategy, Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Sony cameras, color grading, and why modern brands increasingly need to think like media companies.

In this Post TV Podcast, Marc Loftus sits down with veteran VFX supervisor Paul Butterworth and Dell Technologies' Alex Timbs. Paul details his 25-plus-year career working with directors such as Ridley Scott and George Miller. His credits span several Marvel films, including Captain America: Civil War, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2 and Avengers Age of Ultron. He's also worked on Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and more recently, Three Thousand Years of Longing.As head of Business Development & Alliances for Media & Entertainment at Dell Technologies, Alex weighs in on the demands of today's filmmakers, who need a secure, globally-stretching pipeline capable of sharing massive amounts of data.

In this podcast we look at the importance of version control and asset management in realtime workflows that use game engines and next-generation techniques. Dell Technology’s Alex Timbs and Andy Copeland join Perforce’s Jase Lindgren for a discussion with Post’s Marc Loftus.

Dell Technologies’ CTO for Media & Entertainment in the Americas, Thomas Burns, joins Marc Loftus in this Post TV podcast. Tom details the company’s 2023 NAB Show plans, including some of the new products and partnership announcements being made at the show. He also notes the M&E trends Dell is addressing with its latest releases.

Post’s Marc Loftus speaks with Vū's VP of research & development Alvin Renz, as well as PNY’s NVIDIA pro and data center GPU marketing manager Carl Flygare, about the NVIDIA RTX A6000 GPUs and why they are well suited for virtual production. Learn more and register for our Virtual Event: http://pny.com/vu-puget-virtual-event

Dell Technologies' Alex Timbs and Arcitecta's Jason Lohrey discuss the challenges that businesses face trying to keep data secure, and the changes that need to be made in order to achieve this goal.

In Episode 3, we look at how advancements in technology are making it easier for those seeking to gain an advantage by exploiting others. Hidden in the digital web of interconnections are people intent on stealing your content or holding you to ransom in return for payment. Post’s Marc Loftus hosts Dell Technologies’ Alex Timbs and Arcitecta’s Jason Lohrey, who agree that security is a constant challenge facing content creators.