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    The Barriers to Storytelling Are Coming Down: New AI Tools from AU 2026

    There’s never been a better time to have a story you want to tell.  Not because storytelling got easy. It didn’t. Building a world. Animating a performance. Getting a shot right on set. Learning a complicated piece of software. All of it still takes real craftsmanship. But it’s starting to take a little less of something else: the years, and…

    Maya

  • Find footage faster with AI video search and workflow automation in Autodesk Flow Capture

    Anyone who works in production knows the problem: you remember the shot, but not its filename, folder, camera roll, or metadata. As productions generate more media, simply finding the right moment can become a workflow of its own. Autodesk Flow Capture’s Smart Search and Actions (Tech Preview) uses AI video indexing to help production teams…

    Production

  • Cool Gradings: How Images & Sound Remote-Reviewed Color Grades from Antarctica Using Flow Capture 

    At New Zealand’s Scott Base in Antarctica, which sits about 2,400 miles from the nearest major city of Christchurch, New Zealand, the average high temperature is a brisk six degrees Fahrenheit. The facility hosts year-round field researchers of the earth sciences, yet thanks to Autodesk Flow Capture and Images & Sound, Scott Base recently hosted the remotest of all remote reviews.  …

    Flow Capture (Formerly Moxion)
  • On a film set with a production team

    Camera-to-cloud for film and TV production: The complete guide to faster on-set collaboration

    The director calls “cut” on a scene that took hours to set up. Rain machines are running. The location permit expires at sunset. The cast and crew are scheduled to move to another set before lunch. Years ago, everyone would have waited. Footage would be backed up, delivered to editorial, and reviewed later that night…

    Flow Capture (Formerly Moxion)

  • Building anywhere studios: How remote teams keep projects moving

    Cloud-based collaboration tools unify capture, review, and iteration, giving global teams the precision and freedom to create from anywhere. Capture-to-cloud: How remote productions stay aligned from frame one On modern productions, the most important moment no longer happens when footage reaches a facility—it happens the instant it’s created. As footage is captured, media and its…

    Flow Capture (Formerly Moxion)

  • Choose the right Autodesk Flow starting point for your production bottleneck

    A connected production layer is only as valuable as the friction it removes. For some teams, that friction is slow review. For others, it’s limited production visibility, disconnected handoffs, or the time it takes to turn an idea into editable content. With Flow Capture, Flow Production Tracking, and Flow Studio, Autodesk Flow gives teams different…

    Flow Industry Cloud

  • Building a future-ready security strategy: Lessons from leading studios

    The media and entertainment industry has never been more connected – and exposed. From VFX pipelines that stretch across continents to AI-assisted workflows that can generate footage at the push of a button, the modern production ecosystem is fast, global, and endlessly creative. It’s also a complex web of interdependencies where a single weak link…

    Production

  • Understanding the differences between Autodesk Flow, Flow Studio, Flow Capture, and Flow Production Tracking

    Film, television, and game development teams rely on highly iterative pipelines that have long been organized in a waterfall model. Today, as production complexity increases, teams are rethinking how they collaborate across set, editorial, and post-production, creating more connected ways to share feedback and keep critical information aligned. Autodesk Flow supports this shift as the…

    Flow

  • Remote production, secure workflows: Securing IP in a world of distributed production

    At first, the shift to remote collaboration in media and entertainment was gradual – an experiment in efficiency. Studios sent animation jobs overseas, split VFX work across vendors, and slowly built the connective tissue of global pipelines.  Then came the pandemic in 2020, and that slow evolution became a sprint. Practically overnight, bedrooms became edit bays and dining room tables turned into production offices. Rendering moved to…

    Production

  • How to keep your IP safe as you integrate AI into production

    AI is unlocking extraordinary new possibilities in media and entertainment. It’s accelerating creative workflows, powering real-time localization, and even suggesting story edits. For producers and production technologists, it’s a game-changer – compressing timelines, cutting costs, and giving artists superhuman creative reach. But with every new capability comes a new question: What’s the risk of that…

    Production