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Moral History
The filmmakers behind Yes, God, Yes recount their journey to bring the feature to fruition. In the early aughts, in a small Iowa town, Alice — a student at the local Catholic high school — enjoys watching Titanic and testing her knowledge of movie titles with word...
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Through Her Lens
Made In Her Image and Panavision partner for a virtual roundtable spotlighting women filmmakers of color. On July 14, Made In Her Image, Panavision, Light Iron and LEE Filters presented the virtual roundtable discussion “Through Her Lens: Creating a Truly Inclusive...
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Infinite Jest
Cinematographer Quyen Tran employs T Series optics and reteams with colorist Ethan Schwartz for the existential time-loop comedy ‘Palm Springs.’
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Detective Story
Patrick Cady, ASC details the procedures he and his collaborators — including Light Iron Supervising Colorist Scott Klein — followed to take Bosch Season 6 from prep through post.
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Golden-Hour Sci-Fi
Jeff Cronenweth, ASC employs Panavision’s DXL2 and large-format optics, and reteams with Light Iron supervising colorist Ian Vertovec, to lend a sense of nostalgia to the twilight-lit landscapes of Tales From the Loop.
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Fact-finding in the Sunshine
John Conroy, ISC helps transport Showtime’s horror franchise Penny Dreadful to a new period and location with Penny Dreadful: City of Angels
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Smart Solutions for Quibi’s Dummy
Panavision and Light Iron help DP Catherine Goldschmidt pioneer a pipeline for Dummy, a made-for-mobile production requiring both 16:9 and 9:16 framing.
read moreFrom Prep to Post to SXSW
The coming-of-age story, YES, GOD, YES, originally a short film, earned the Panavision and Light Iron “From Prep to Post” award during the 2017 TFI Network.
read moreNAB 2018: The Rhythm of Resolution
From the Lumaforge Faster Together stage, Panavision & Light Iron SVP of Innovation Michael Cioni challenges misconceptions about the potential for 8K distribution.
read moreNAB 2018: The Media Archivist vs. Entropy
From the Lumaforge Faster Together stage, Light Iron’s Senior Media Archivist, Keenan J. Mock, outlines best practices based on his experience producing archives for over 200 feature films and episodic projects to date.
read moreNY Film Conference 2017: The Industry in New York City
Light Iron’s Executive Director of Business Development, Megan Marquis, moderates a panel of industry professionals who share their opinions about the many opportunities that working in NYC brings.
read moreHigher Ground – A Producer’s Guide To High Dynamic Range (HDR)
It’s undeniable that HDR is an important industry trend, with mega-players like Netflix and Amazon requiring HDR masters in their delivery specs.
read moreIdeas That Create Chain Reactions
From TEDxLincolnSquare, Michael Cioni discusses how the interaction of new technologies creates new innovations with lasting impact.
read moreNAB 2017: Digital Cinema Trends: 4K, 8K, HDR, & VR
From NAB 2017, VP of U.S. Operations Josh Haynie and other industry experts gathered at the B&H booth to discuss technological advances in color, cinematography, and post production.
read moreTribeca Film Festival 2017
Congratulations to our clients showcasing their work at this year’s festival. Light Iron celebrates your successes.
read moreNAB 2017: Do I Have Stockholm Syndrome with Apple?
From the Lumaforge Faster Together stage at NAB 2017, Michael Cioni explores how technology companies and the creative community push each other to evolve.
read moreNAB 2017: Where is the Content Puck Going to Be?
Michael Cioni takes the B&H stage at NAB 2017, and makes his predictions on where the industry is heading.
read moreNAB 2017 Demo & Event Schedule
Find out where you can see Light Iron and Panavision representatives speaking, and where to get hands-on demos of the Millennium DXL.
read moreFuture Proofing Your Production
From the 2016 PGA “Produced By” conference in Los Angeles, Light Iron’s Michael Cioni and Katie Fellion led a dynamic presentation and panel discussion about delivering content that’s not just backwards-compatible, but forwards-compatible as well.
read moreCollaborating with the Light Iron Finishing Team
The following is a collection of stories highlighting the special relationship between our colorists and some of the talented creatives we have been fortunate to work with.
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