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Filmora 16 Beginner Guide: From Raw Footage to Your First Finished Video

Published by Miika Tikkanen

Many beginners try learning every editing feature before finishing anything. New panels, effects, and AI tools quickly create more questions. The first project then gets delayed again and again. Editing starts feeling harder than the actual work requires. So, what is the simplest workflow for finishing your first video? The Filmora video editor keeps the […] The post Filmora 16 Beginner Guide: From Raw Footage to Your First Finished Video appeared first on Geeky Gadgets. Source link

Rerelease With Unseen Footage in Works

Published by Daniella Wilson

Spider-Man: Brand New Day fans could soon have a new reason to snag another ticket for the record-setting blockbuster. A theatrical rerelease is in the works from Sony Pictures that would add previously unseen footage, including a scene involving Rosario Dawson that did not make the version that hit screens July 31, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. A theatrical date has not yet been revealed for the potential rerelease that is expected to include other unspecified footage. Tom Holland, Zendaya, Sadie Sink and Jon Bernthal star in director Destin Daniel Cretton‘s superhero movie that stands as the highest-grossing title ever at the domestic box office with more than $950 million. It also ranks No. 3 on the all-time worldwide chart with $2.49 billion. Hailing from Marvel Studios, Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues chugging along at the box office, collecting $4.1 million domestically over the most recent weekend. This news follows Marvel Studios’ Avengers Endgame: Encore having topped the domestic box office over the weekend, with the rerelease of the 2019 box office smash grossing $26 …

Meryl Streep’s Miranda Priestly Back in Footage

Published by Daniella Wilson

CinemaCon for spring? Groundbreaking. Disney rolled out the red carpet for The Devil Wears Prada 2 during its Las Vegas presentation on Thursday, with Anne Hathaway appearing virtually to hype up the new project and reflect on its two-decade staying power. She then introduced some new footage, which showed Meryl Streep‘s Miranda Priestly leading an editorial meeting at Runway and back in her familiar place of criticizing pitches from her staff. “May my suicide be brief and painless,” she whines at one point, while new addition Simone Ashley sits by her side and tries to keep her on a more politically correct path. A montage of other clips followed, showcasing top fashion moments and Hathaway and Emily Blunt’s characters on a boat, seemingly cruising through Italy. The original 2006 film has become a cultural classic over the last 20 years, and original stars Streep, Hathaway, Blunt and Stanley Tucci are all back for the sequel as it hits theaters on May 1. Kenneth Branagh, Justin Theroux, Lucy Liu, Patrick Brammall, Caleb Hearon, Pauline Chalamet, B.J. …

Alejandro G. Iñárritu resurrects lost footage from ‘Amores Perros’ in new LACMA installation

Published by Sam Flores

Darkness engulfs me right before I step into a dream. The Oscar-winning Mexican filmmaker Alejandro González Iñárritu guides me from a pitch-black hallway into an open space, where beams of light and smoke, interspersed with sounds from the streets of Mexico City, create a vortex into a unique cinematic experience. Inside the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Iñárritu is giving me a tour of his new installation “Sueño Perro”: a sensorial celebration of his 2000 debut film, “Amores Perros,” in honor of its 25th anniversary. The only physical elements on display are six film projectors and the celluloid that contains frames of unreleased footage, which are shown on screens of different sizes around the room. Detached and unburdened by the need of a narrative, the images simply exist. “I love doing installations,” Iñárritu says in Spanish. “It’s like playing a game with your friends. And it’s liberating for me, because I don’t have to think about selling tickets.” Before arriving at LACMA, his “Sueño Perro” mesmerized audiences in Milan, Italy, and in his hometown …

French TV Just Aired New Footage of Louvre Robbery

Published by José Betancourt

Earlier this week, French national broadcaster France Télévisions released previously unseen footage of the brazen October robbery at the Louvre, in which thieves made off with $102 million in crown jewels. The four-minute video, aired on the investigative program Complément d’enquête, shows the thieves rushing into the gallery and smashing several display cases—using both their fists and an angle grinder—while security guards stand just a few feet away. As reported by El País and the Times of London, the guards are seen from multiple angles remaining largely motionless as the scene unfolds. One guard appears to confront the thieves with a rope stanchion before backing down; another makes a phone call. The rest do little more than watch. Source link

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