Author Archive: Kathleen Maher
Kathleen is the editor-in-chief of GraphicSpeak and a senior analyst at Jon Peddie Research. She has been writing about design, movies, music, art, and technology for almost all of her working life.
Foundry introduces Flix 6.0 to improve workflows, traceability, and communication
The Foundry is making collaboration an important feature in their portfolio of projects. The company’s pre-production tool Flix is an early example of how the company enables people to work together on a project. At the time of its release, the Foundry and Imageworks talked about how the browser-based Flix enables everyone on a project […]
Autodesk expands its construction project management portfolio
End of year acquisitions of Building Connected and PlanGrid give the company modern, cloud-based tools for construction.
The Foundry updates its Nuke lineup to 11.3
The Foundry has released its latest update, Nuke 11.3, the fourth installment of the Nuke 11 series. With this release, the Foundry places an emphasis on collaboration with improvements for Live Groups, improved particle system performance, multi-file stereo Nuke Studio and Hiero, and UI and performance improvements. The latest improvements also enhance the use of […]
Apple gradually wins back professionals with Final Cut Pro X
Latest 4.2 version adds third party workflow extensions, batch share, time code window and more.
Autodesk reveals first steps in its alliance with Unity for visualization
Last year Autodesk abandoned its Stingray game engine product. Part of the reason the company decided to can Stingray, the game engine they developed and created from technology acquired with Bitsquid in 2014, was because Autodesk saw their customers ignoring Stingray and using Unreal or Unity. Autodesk realized it made more sense to go to where their […]
Epic’s Unreal Engine update delivers on promises made
Unreal Engine 4.21 arrives with updated tools and more options for non-gaming applications.
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