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For decades, motion capture studios were judged on capture quality, volume size, and the caliber of the productions on their reels. Those metrics still matter — but for the fastest-growing segment of the industry, humanoid robotics and embodied AI, a quieter question now decides whether a vendor gets the contract.

What happens when you point one of the most advanced immersive cameras on the market at the most mundane place you can think of? For director Tristan Seniuk, the answer was “Desert Palms,” an Apple Vision Pro film set entirely in a small-town emergency waiting room. Developed with a 2026 Biennale College Cinema grant, the film premiered at the 83rd Venice International Film Fest...

Nashville built its name as Music City, but its production industry has grown into a creative force of its own. Tennessee’s film and TV sector contributed more than $728 million to the gross state product in 2024, with job growth of 126% since 2014 and more than 463 business locations. Bob Raines, who leads the Tennessee Entertainment Commission, says annual film production in t...

In video production, the real work often continues long after the cameras stop rolling. Once shooting wraps, projects typically move into weeks or months of editing, color, sound, and revisions. Only after the final masters are delivered does the long-term value of the material become clear. Months or years later, a commercial may need a quick update, a corporate video may requi...

Warner Bros. built Stars Hollow, the fictional Connecticut town from Gilmore Girls, on its backlot in Burbank, a short drive from the 405. That kind of geographic sleight of hand still drives smart budgeting today. Knowing how San Fernando Valley productions can recreate multiple cities lets producers stage New York, the Midwest, the desert Southwest, and even colonial Mexico wi...