White Rabbit Productions Podcast
White Rabbit Productions Podcast
Podcast Description
Join 2x Emmy-Winner Sam Prigg and acclaimed Director of Photography Matthew Williams (IMAX, Apple TV, Disney) as they share their expertise garnered from decades of experience in the film and television production business. Gain valuable insights into thriving in a competitive industry, navigating cycles of innovation like AI video and smartphone technology, gear selection, how to get started in the industry, lighting, framing, and much more.
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Explores themes related to film and television production, including insights on thriving in competitive environments, innovations like AI video, and practical guidance on gear selection. Episodes cover topics such as virtual production technologies and foundational advice for newcomers to the industry.
Join 2x Emmy-Winner Sam Prigg and acclaimed Director of Photography Matthew Williams (IMAX, Apple TV, Disney) as they share their expertise garnered from decades of experience in the film and television production business. Gain valuable insights into thriving in a competitive industry, navigating cycles of innovation like AI video and smartphone technology, gear selection, how to get started in the industry, lighting, framing, and much more.
Learn insights from 2x Emmy-Winner Sam Prigg and Director of Photography Matthew Williams (IMAX, Disney, Apple TV) through this in-depth conversation with Tyler Smith (Film Professor, Salt Lake Community College), Aria Frazer (Director, Fruit Flies: Decoding Rare Diseases), Jake Dickey (Director of Virtual Production & ICVFX), Andrew Fry (Systems Administrator, Salt Lake Community College), Jason Stewart (Student Filmmaker) and Johnny Olson (Film Equipment Manager, Salt Lake Community College) about the latest in virtual production technologies, pushing the envelope of what’s possible now, the local Utah industry, and the future of filmmaking.
Virtual Production Special Episode 2
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