Fremont, CA – May 24, 2021 – Blackmagic Design announced today that the short film “Sisters,” which had its premiere at this year’s South By Southwest Film Festival, was shot on the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K in Blackmagic RAW, and graded in DaVinci Resolve Studio.
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The new rich: How these 20 Australians propelled themselves onto this year s Rich List Michael Bailey and Julie-anne Sprague, AFR Tesla chairman Robyn Denholm. (Damian Bennett)
For Grant Petty, becoming a Rich Lister is more about the vindication than the money.
Mr Petty, 52, is the co-founder of Blackmagic Design, a Melbourne-based manufacturer of equipment and software for filmmakers. Its products have been used on 20 out of the 30 highest-grossing Hollywood films of all time, and are increasingly popular with YouTubers and social media influencers.
The company is now worth about $1.6 billion, valuing Mr Petty’s stake at $588 million. Blackmagic Design co-founder Grant Petty (AFR, Kristoffer Paulsen)
Petty was raised in government housing by a single mother on a pension
He started with an Apple 2 computer and a small school television studio
Petty started Blackmagic Design in 2002 and revolutionised production gear
Most of the world s feature films use equipment made by Petty s company
His company now sells product to 142 countries and employs over 1000 people
How Amazon Nimble Studio Harnesses The Cloud To Speed Up Animation Production
Animators have long had to rely on local high-performance workstations connected to shared file storage systems and powerful render farms to create their work. Amazon Nimble Studio virtualizes content production infrastructure, allowing artists and studios to scale compute resources based on project needs, and to easily collaborate globally.
Remote production technology has been essential for studios to continue creating this past year, and with the rise of solutions streamlining a path to the cloud, traditional brick-and-mortar setups may never be the same. Kyle Roche, head of content production technology at Amazon Web Services (AWS), helped oversee the development and launch of Amazon Nimble Studio. Below, he shares how the new service came to be and what it means for artists.