Terrence Dunlop

Will working from home become the new norm post-Coronavirus? In the wake of our current restrictions, and as companies retool workflows to enable cutting remotely, one question that comes up is if editors and motion graphic artists will ever return to the edit bay? The short answer is yes. Some have never left the office, while others have already returned. But you have to wonder... how much will post workflows change once society moves on from this pandemic? For now, it’s just too early to tell.

New iOS 13 developments have shooters taking notice. Earlier this month, IOS developer Ryan Jones tweeted this, scooping a feature add now in beta development in Apple’s iOS 13.2. With a simple tap of the screen, an iPhone user can conveniently toggle between three video frame rates and three resolutions using the stock camera app. It's only available on the 11 Pro, 11 and 11x at the moment due to the Beta. DP Review calls it "progress" but toward what?

Seth Worley teaches Better Call Saul and Star Wars VFX innovations. Seth Worley at Red Giant has a couple of zippy new tutorials out, showing how Red Giant’s VFX Suites can uncannily recreate some of the most popular VFX out there. Last month it was Stranger Things and Game of Thrones. This month Seth gives us the over-cranked titles of Better Call Saul, and, a magical Force Push from Star Wars. You need Red Giant plug-ins to play, and they're available for download in a 14-day trial.