Look Out, Internet, "Island of Lemurs: Madagascar," Indispensable Second-Screen Apps, Inside the Hidden Cameras on "Under the Skin"

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April 25, 2014

Connect 2 Media & Entertainment, which launched in 2013, is a resource to help you as a media professional keep up with developments not only in your own business segment but across all industry sectors. Find out what's happening in TV, radio, digital media, film, event spaces, enterprise, and much more by visiting www.c2meworld.com each day. FILM "Island of Lemurs: Madagascar": Documenting the Endangered Species in 3D IMAX Looking as plush and animated in real life as any computer-generated confection, the lemurs of Madagascar inhabit IMAX theaters in April. The Warner Bros./IMAX Entertainment co-production "Island of Lemurs: Madagascar" arrives at a crucial time for the primates, whose long-term survival is threatened on several fronts. Read More» TELEVISION "Silicon Valley": Shooting Mike Judge's Satirical HBO Series No "valley" on the planet has proven more instrumental in shaping the daily habits of 21st century humans as Silicon Valley. Now an HBO series is mining television's latest group of geeky social misfits for laughs Read More» RADIO Smulyan: NextRadio Could "Change the Perception" Jeff Smulyan wastes no time getting to his main point these days: The NextRadio app can "change the perception" people have about radio. Read More» FILM Behind the Hidden Cameras of "Under the Skin" Part experimental sci-fi film, and part hidden camera experiment with real people in lieu of actors, Jonathan Glazer's "Under the Skin" offers a unique cinematic experience. A disguised Scarlett Johansson drives a van around Glasgow and picks up unsuspecting men, who were only later told that they were being shot for a movie (releases were then obtained). Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND How Look Effects Created Every Kind of Bird for "Noah" Look Effects was responsible for a number of visual effects shots in Darren Aronofsky's Noah, most extensively and painstakingly, the large number of birds that appear in the film. Read More» More Articles & Insights The FCC Just Sold Out the Internet » Look Out, Internet: The FCC's Latest "Net Neutrality" Plan is Hardly Neutral » The Future of Television, As Decided By the Supreme Court » Deconstructing Aereo's Patent » The Aereo Timeline » OTT vs. TV Everywhere » Apps "Indispensable" for Overwhelming Majority of Connected TV Users » Netflix vs. Amazon vs. Hulu: Who's Winning? » MTV's Programming Chief: "It's a Challenge Not to Grow Up the Network" » Twitter's Chief Scientist: "Twitter Makes Television Better" »

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