Sony To Display Latest Innovations At EnergaCameraimage Festival

Sony is to return as a main sponsor at this year's EnergaCamerimage Festival, where it will showcase its latest innovations from its Cinema Line, including the highly anticipated VENICE Extension System Mini, the BURANO camera with its V2 software, and the FX2 camera launched this spring.

This year's festival promises once again to be the nexus of creativity, in depth conversations with leading DoPs and technological advancement, taking place from November 15th till 22nd.

Among the highlights of Sony's presentation will be the VENICE Extension System Mini demonstrated in various configurations, including the Cyclops and Human PoV setups. These configurations are designed to enhance filmmakers' storytelling capabilities, allowing for unprecedented flexibility and creativity in capturing their vision. Sony is also announcing that the VENICE Extension System Mini will be shipping in January 2026.

Additionally, attendees will have the opportunity to see the prototype camera that was instrumental in filming the acclaimed 'F1-The Movie', camera that was instrumental in filming the acclaimed 'F1 The Movie'.

Sony will host two panel discussions featuring leading Directors of Photography (DoPs) on Tuesday and Friday of the festival. These mini seminars will delve into the future of cinematography, exploring the impact of new technologies on the art of filmmaking and providing insights from some of the industry's most respected professionals.

• In Conversation: Camerimage 2025 Nominated Cinematographers on shooting their latest projects, Tuesday, November 18th, 17:00, 120 min.

Roundtable with Cinematographers Phedon Papamichael ASC, GSC and Michał Sobociński PSC on their creative choices and how they utilized Sony cameras to help them achieve their vision. From the grandeur of blockbusters to the beauty of intimate portraits, they will discuss their impressions and insights.

• In Conversation: Cinematographer Aleksandar Jakonic on shooting distinct and diverse projects with Sony Cinema Line cameras, Friday, November 21st, 14:00, 120 min.

Born and raised in Belgrade, Serbia, Aleksandar developed an interest in visual arts and audiovisual expression from a young age. Aleksandar takes us behind the scenes and explains how he was able to achieve the unique look of his productions in creative and distinctive ways.

What's more, Sony is offering festivalgoers the opportunity to wander the streets of Toruń shooting with the new Sony FX2 and selection of Sony E-mount lenses. The experience will consist of a short camera and lens prep, followed by 90-minute shooting time and concluding with downloading rushes to individual USB stick (supplied). Slots can be booked 24 in advance on the Festival app.

As a pioneer in imaging technology, Sony remains committed to supporting filmmakers and enhancing the art of visual storytelling. The Camerimage Festival serves as an ideal platform for Sony to connect with industry professionals, share innovative solutions, and inspire the next generation of filmmakers.

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