technology

How to Shoot Video on Your iPhone

Cell phone cameras are getting better every year, and while they still pale in comparison to purpose-built cameras, you can shoot decent video using an iPhone.

Vimeo Launches VOD

Offers another option to enterprising performers.

Samsung Expands Smartphone Offering With Galaxy S4

This follow-up to 2012’s popular Galaxy S III is similar to its predecessor in overall look, feel, and size (5.4x2.7 inches), but boasts an improved Super AMOLED screen that measures five inches across the diagonal.

The Backstage Digital All-Stars

These actors, creators, moneymakers, and misfits building the future of entertainment.

Lisa Donovan Makes Art Happen At Maker Studios

Maker Studios isn’t just a production company composed of some 300 staffers, 10,000 YouTube channels, and 70,000 square feet of Culver City studio and office space. It’s Donovan’s baby. She co-founded Maker in 2009 with her brother Ben Donovan and fiancé Danny Zapin.

Roy Price Makes Sure Your Script Gets Read at Amazon Studios

Price oversees the development and production of original shows and films for Amazon Studios, the production platform launched in 2010 by the Seattle-based e-commerce giant.

Eric Berger Reimagines Mainstream Entertainment With Crackle

Crackle was originally a user-generated site; Berger set about putting a different spin on it about two years ago. “We sort of repositioned Crackle into what it is today, which is more akin to how you would program a traditional network to a world where the whole living room has ...

Issa Rae Gives Content Creators a Platform on YouTube

The trailblazing digital maven of the popular Web series “The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl.” While the Web turned Rae into a somebody, her online fame didn’t manifest overnight.

Jon Avnet and Rodrigo García Bring A-List Talent Online with WIGS

Now approaching the one-year anniversary of its launch, WIGS hosts 13 Web series as well as standalone short films, which have collectively garnered more than 22 million views. WIGS series stars include Catherine O’Hara, Julia Stiles, and America Ferrera.

Marc Maron Changed the Comedy World With Podcasts

Thanks to the success of “WTF,” Maron books more gigs, sells more tickets, landed a book deal, and even has a series coming to IFC this year.