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Mark PurvisThis is a journey for me, to share my thoughts, my experiences and how I see the interconnectivity of creativity, commerce and technology. Personally I am led by philosophy, not by technology nor economy, whilst I feel they are all connected.
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Metadata: The Third Medium
There’s a conversation I had last year that hasn’t really left my mind.
I was at a trade show speaking with a cinematographer. We were surrounded by extraordinary technology — cameras, lenses, monitors, lighting systems, virtual produc...
Post Production, On-Prem vs The Cloud:
Over the last decade, much of the industry’s answer to workflow fragmentation has been simple:
Centralise the media.
Bring everything into:
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the cloud
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a central platform
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a unified storage layer
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a single operating enviro...
Post Production in the 2020s: What Has Changed This Decade — And Why?
We are now beyond the midpoint of the 2020s.
As an industry, we entered this decade with huge optimism. Streaming platforms were expanding aggressively, production was booming globally, and technology was rapidly reshaping how film and tel...
Cultural Alignment: A Lesson From Camerimage
Why don’t we talk more about cultural alignment? It’s the question that kept returning to me throughout Camerimage this year. We spend so much time debating cameras, lenses, workflows, techniques, and technology — but far less time talking...
Working in Show Biz Is Easy… Said Nobody
Working in film and television is a study in extremes. One month you’re running multiple productions, everyone’s working late, and the company feels alive. Then, the phones stop ringing and you’re left wondering when the next project will l...
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