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From Obsession to Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, a new wave of movies are ditching minimalism for retro settings

DEF CON opens its doors to cameras. A rare documentary reveals the human side of hacking culture and collaboration. DEF CON

Acquisition adds transparent oxide coating processes and technical expertise as Tandem PV expands Fremont production line

July 30, 2026. Brompton Technology’s LED processors provided the processing backbone for the virtual production workflow used on Believe Me, ITV’s four-part true-crime drama produced by Etta Pictures, part of ITV Studios. Written by BAFTA and RTS-winning screenwriter Jeff Pope and directed by Julia Ford, the series stars Aimée-Ffion Edwards, Miriam Petche and Aasiya Shah,…

Tandem PV has acquired nexTC Corporation, an Oregon-based developer of advanced thin-film metal oxide coating technologies, bringing a critical manufacturing process in-house as the company scales production of its perovskite-silicon tandem solar panels in the United States. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

Virtual production has found its place as an essential tool in the filmmaking box but, finds Michael Burns, it’s one that only works with maximum efficiency when collaboration across departments is locked in from the beginning of the process

A NORTH WALES entrepreneur is bringing cutting-edge virtual reality production technology to the region, with plans to expand into a new, larger studio just months after launching his business.

The introductory scene of Induchoodan in Narasimham (2000) has been the subject of debate ever since the Malayalam blockbuster hit theatres. Directed by Shaji Kailas and starring Mohanlal, the film features the hero making a dramatic entrance by emerging from a river after an extended underwater wait, timed perfectly to his sidekick’s lengthy monologue. While…

ITV’s four-part drama Believe Me employed a controlled LED workflow to support the story’s creative, technical and performance requirements.

Yash Raj Films (YRF) and Google will co-host an AI filmmaking workshop for India’s filmmaking and creative community on 4 August at YRF Studios.