‘Get Back’: How Peter Jackson Developed the Tools to Uncover The Beatles
On the latest episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, Jackson and editor Jabez Olssen discuss using machine learning to isolate previously inaudible “Get Back” tapes.
On the latest episode of the Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, Jackson and editor Jabez Olssen discuss using machine learning to isolate previously inaudible “Get Back” tapes.
“Adam Ruins Everything” creator Conover heads from TruTV to Netflix with his latest sendup of American life on May 19.
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This four-part look at Sarma Melngailis lands somewhere between an overly familiar Netflix doc and an insightful examination of a downward spiral.
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