On this episode I had a conversation with my former professor, David Long. David is the Director of Magic Spell Studios at RIT. We talk about his introduction to the imaging industry, SMPTE and, of course, Motion Picture Science stuff.

Ricky is the Program Chair of the Motion Picture Science B.S. Program at RIT. He offers some interesting insight into what it was like working at Kodak, and we discuss some trends in the many sub-parts of the imaging industry.

Big one right here. All about creative intent. What does that mean? How does it apply to the imaging chain? Are cinemas the best thing ever: yes or yes? We cover it all in this episode featuring Jake Zuena.

Adam and I discuss some things like student film screenings, the MPS Shootout, and more. Take a drink every time you hear the words "motion picture science".

Trevor Brashich joins the pod. We discuss his role at The Molecule in NYC and a bunch of topics relating to Motion Picture Science, because it's awesome.

EJ and I delve into some MPS topics. College major decisions, the shootout workflow, and horror stories from Lake Ontario.

Vlad joins the chain gang. We talk about Motion Picture Science, broadcast engineering and capstone projects.

We get into some great stuff in this first one. School, science, and the imaging chain in general. Sorry about the audio, that'll be improving shortly.

Hosted by Tom Caruso, this podcast features a milieu of scientists, engineers, and artists who rely on the imaging chain. The imaging chain is the sequence of steps required to produce images and consists of the image capture, processing, and display stages. Disciplines like physics, psychology, and computer science come together to make artistic and scientific imaging possible.