During his 4K restoration of classic Silly Symphony Disney animation The Skeleton Dance from 1929, editor Adam Maciaszek used an artificial neural network to stabilise the intense flicker in the original, clean up detail and improve the resolution.
For comparison, here is the 1929 original. To optimise the viewing experience, Adam recommends watching the restored version at 2 x speed.
AI is revolutionising the workplace in many ways, including some that are not looked upon positively. BBC Bitesize, which is aimed at a younger audience, reports that nearly 10 million people in the UK could be working in roles that use AI technology within ten years, with nearly 40 percent of them involved in core […]
A lively 90-minute workshop for production, post, broadcast, VFX, animation, games, digital content creation & digital publishing people 19 February 2026, 11.30-13.00 Mondatum‘s next scheduled workshop is at West Digital, 59-65 Goldhawk Road, London, W12 8EG, right next to Goldhawk Road underground station (Circle and Hammersmith & City lines). Workshop structure A 90-minute interactive session […]