Daniel Tyler

INDUSTRY STANDARD TECHNOLOGY

1. Ultraviolet2. Red One (Camera)

3. Dolby Atmos4. Second Screen

5. CGI

CONTENTS

Allows you to access and download online content, using proof

of purchase that comes in the box, such as the film

Deadpool

ULTRAVIOLET

A high quality and extensively customizable camera, one of the only

cameras that can film at a resolution of 4K. Examples include The Martian, Ride Along

2 and Straight Outta Compton

RED ONE CAMERA

A new audio format for creating and

playing multichannel movie soundtracks. Developed to give a

more 3D sound effect, enhancing the emersion experience. Films like American Sniper and Chappie

used this format.

DOLBY ATMOS

Involves using a computing device at the home or cinema in order to enhance the

interactive viewing experience. One classic example of this is the film, App.

SECOND SCREEN

Standing for Computer – Generated Imagery, merges digital models with real footage, creating a range of things from

backgrounds that are not there, like I Am Legend and TRON, to entire animated films

such as Sausage Party.

CGI

From this bit of research into some industry standard technology, I can conclude that my film is not up to the

industry standard. However, this is okay, as many independent film makers also do not reach industry standard. In addition, if I can tell a story just as well

without such tech, that shows how good I am as a director.

CONCLUSION