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09/03/2026

Journey across Kenya with Hamza Yassin as he searches for some of Africa’s most spectacular birds of prey, from eagles and vultures to the elusive crowned eagle. GEMINI by DPs Jacob Parish and Hamza Yassin, Hamza: African Birds of Prey is available on iPlayer.

Watch the trailer ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1d7_RCNK-E

09/02/2026

RED at IBC 2026

Visit Stand 11.C35 to experience RED’s latest live broadcast and cinema technology, including V-RAPTOR [X] cameras, immersive sports capture, Cine-Broadcast workflows and more.

RAI Amsterdam | 11–14 September 2026

09/01/2026

Peter Berg brings a true story of courage, brotherhood, and sacrifice to the screen with The Mosquito Bowl.

The World War II epic follows four college football stars who set aside promising athletic careers to enlist in the Marines following the attack on Pearl Harbor. Directed by Peter Berg and by Jacques Jouffret, ASC arrives in select theaters October 30 and streaming on November 25.

Here’s your first look at the upcoming film from the director of Friday Night Lights and Lone Survivor.

09/01/2026

REDUCATION returns to New York September 29–October 1. Join for three days of hands-on training focused on RED’s complete RAW workflow, from camera operation and exposure through color science, compression, and post production.

Get practical experience with RED workflows and shooting exercises designed to build skills that can take you straight into your next project.

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REDucation is a 3-day workshop focused on hands-on learning with the latest RED Digital Cinema camera systems.

08/29/2026

Looking back at September 5, which premiered at Venice on this day in 2024. Directed by Tim Fehlbaum and brought to life through the lens of cinematographer Markus Förderer, the gripping historical thriller captures the tension of a story unfolding in real time on live television.

September 5 went on to earn Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations, with Förderer’s cinematography helping shape every frame. Proud to have RED cameras behind the images of stories that stay with you long after the credits roll.

08/28/2026

A lot goes into making the impossible look effortless. Teton Gravity's 31st annual film, Actually, It Is Rocket Science, follows athletes pushing what's possible in some of the world's most demanding terrain.

The film makes its world premiere September 19, followed by a 200+ stop world tour.

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The world's best skiers treat the mountain like a lab and descents like an experiment — proving that: Actually, It Is Rocket Science.

08/28/2026

Now in theaters across the UK, Hanging By A Wire follows eight passengers suspended 900 feet above a ravine after a cable car's wires snap in the Himalayan foothills of northern Pakistan. by DP Brendan McGinty on RED's V-RAPTOR.

Watch the trailer ► https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRTWrYc69Ns

08/27/2026

The Rattlin' Bog, directed by Maxwell Klaiber, will make its World Premiere at Not Film Fest in Italy on August 30. Set in a remote mountain cabin, the feature follows three friends whose getaway takes a dark turn as tensions and egos begin to unravel the group.

Shot by DP Andrés Aragón on RED V-RAPTOR X with additional footage on KOMODO-X, the feature was filmed almost entirely inside a tight cabin, shooting at 2000 ISO to make the most of practical lighting. Paired with vintage zoom lenses, the RED cameras gave the crew the flexibility to work quickly while maintaining the film's distinct visual style.

https://www.notfilmfest.com/event-details/the-rattlin-bog-ore-17-30-suspance

08/26/2026

A fully tethered camera workflow can simplify the path from capture to post, eliminating media transfers, checksum verification, and the risk of a formatted mag bringing your day to an unexpected stop.

Dan Duran, Head of Post Production Workflow, joins Workflow Kitchen to discuss the benefits of tethered workflows and how they can streamline real-world production and post workflows.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXCduISyvcU

08/25/2026

with Skip Hobbie (Skip Hobbie)

For Bat City, a series of educational shorts created for audiences visiting Austin’s famous Congress Avenue Bridge, cinematographer Skip Hobbie set out to showcase the beauty and diversity of bats around the world. Working with Merlin Tuttle’s Bat Conservation, the team traveled to Costa Rica for a single intensive shoot, capturing as many species as possible in one location.

Filming bats comes with its own unique challenges. Fast-moving and most active after dark, they require patience, specialist knowledge, and high frame rates to reveal behavior that happens too quickly for the human eye. Skip used the RED V-RAPTOR shooting 8K at 120fps for wider sequences, paired with a Phantom VEO 4K for close-ups. The RED V-RAPTOR also captured interviews with renowned bat conservationist Merlin Tuttle in 8K, while the RED GEMINI became a low-light vérité camera for following biologists at work, often illuminated only by headlamps.

For Skip, natural history filmmaking is about giving audiences access to creatures they may never otherwise see. By revealing the beauty and behavior of bats in ways the human eye cannot, he hopes to create a deeper understanding of these often misunderstood animals and inspire people to care about their protection.

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