Entertainment Technology
Entertainment technology is the production and delivery technology behind media: cameras, virtual production, visual effects, engines, codecs and distribution systems.
Why It Matters
It sets what can be made and at what cost, and each shift in it has redrawn the economics of studios and post-production houses.
Related Terms
- ProductionProduction is the making of film, television, music or other content: the financing, scheduling, crew and facilities required to complete it.
- Synthetic MediaSynthetic media is audio, image or video generated or substantially altered by AI, including voices and likenesses.
- StreamingStreaming is the delivery of video, audio or games over the internet on demand, rather than through broadcast schedules or physical media.
- Gaming IndustryThe gaming industry covers the development, publishing and distribution of video games across consoles, personal computers and mobile devices.
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Published reporting filed under the topics behind this concept.
Inside the $110 Billion Battle for Hollywood’s Future
Paramount’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has moved into a critical phase as the companies negotiate with U.S. states challenging the deal, putting some of Hollywood’s most valuable entertainment assets at the centre of a $110 billion corporate battle.
How Entertainment Is Becoming A Global Marketing Engine
The commercial impact of Spider-Man: Brand New Day shows how blockbuster entertainment can transform cultural attention into a powerful platform for brands, retailers and technology companies.
MechaSFX And The Evolution Of Special Effects In Global Screen Productions
Fire, crashes, atmospheres and mechanical systems, engineered for film and television sets.
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