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Top News: the most relevant updates for post, VFX, and real-time production. Releases, acquisitions, funding, major industry moves, and deadline-relevant changes, curated for impact and practical relevance rather than volume. Fast to scan, links to sources, minimal fluff.

A 3D animation software interface displaying a sequence of seven humanoid figures in varying poses, with one figure standing in a center position, showcasing character animation progress. The background is black, emphasizing the models.

Cascadeur on physics, AI and control

Cascadeur explains how physics solvers and local AI shape modern keyframe animation. Physics-assisted keyframing and AI-generated Inbetweening sound like shorthand for automation. In practice, they describe a layered system that revolves around explicit poses, timing and animator intent.
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A promotional image featuring the ColorEdge logo and the word "OLED" on a dark background with swirling shades of blue and purple. The text "Coming soon" is displayed below the logo.

EIZO Previews First OLED ColorEdge

EIZO is bringing OLED into the ColorEdge lineup. The company is previewing an OLED ColorEdge model under development, positioned for 4K HDR workflows and featuring refined ABL luminance control, a status indicator, built-in calibration sensor technology, and ColorNavigator software demos at NAB and MPTS 2026.
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A screen showing video editing software, with a montage featuring three people in vibrant outfits walking through a rocky landscape. The timeline below displays various video clips organized for editing.

Premiere drops the “Pro” and picks up some serious AI

Adobe has released the Creative Cloud 26.0 updates for its video apps, headlined by a big shift in Premiere. The “Pro” label is gone, and in its place comes a more capable editor. The new release centres on automated masking, improved tracking, and a creative pipeline that’s tighter than ever.
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The logos of Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery displayed side by side. The Netflix logo is in bold red letters, while the Warner Bros. Discovery logo features a blue shield with the initials 'WB' inside. Both logos are shown against a white background.

Netflix buys Warner Bros.

Netflix will acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s studios, HBO/HBO Max and content libraries in a $82.7 bn deal, a massive consolidation that may reshape streaming and media production.
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