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Orbital Studios and SISU Cinema Robotics Forge R&D Partnership
SISU Cinema Robotics has earned a reputation for its transformative approach to camera motion control, providing filmmakers the ability to execute complex shots with speed, accuracy, and consistency. When combined with Orbital Studios’ advanced virtual production methods and expertise in In-Camera Visual Effects (ICVFX), this partnership opens new avenues for visual storytelling. Together, they enable filmmakers to experiment with new visual styles and capture innovative shots that were out of reach with traditional methods.
As part of this partnership, SISU’s state-of-the-art motion control robots will be available on-site at Orbital Studios’ premier production facility in Los Angeles.
“We look forward to placing our robots directly in the hands of filmmakers, allowing for real-world testing and refinement of how virtual production technology integrates with motion control robotics,” said Jeremy Allen, MBA, CPA, President of Sisu Cinema Robotics. “This hands-on approach will empower filmmakers to explore new creative possibilities and make the most of their artistic vision.”
Orbital Studios will offer clients access to SISU’s C14, C20, C31, and Battery Box, both at the studio and on-location. These versatile models cater to a range of needs, from dynamic product and tabletop shots to extensive scene coverage.
“Our collaboration with SISU has naturally evolved into an R&D partnership,” said A.J. Wedding, CCO and Founder at Orbital Studios. “We’re not only enhancing our production capabilities, improving efficiency and cost-effectiveness for filmmakers, but also setting the stage for future innovations in virtual production.”
As the industry advances, this partnership is set to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of cinema, driving innovations that will revolutionize modern filmmaking.
About Orbital Studios (https://www.orbitalvs.com)
Orbital Studios is a Los Angeles-based production studio founded and led by filmmakers. The company specializes in using virtual production techniques to create spectacular content, driving the advancement of storytelling and technology.
About SISU Cinema Robotics (https://www.sisucinemarobotics.com)
SISU Cinema Robotics provides precision robotic systems for film production, offering advanced camera motion control solutions that integrate seamlessly with virtual production and ICVFX to enhance filmmaking capabilities.
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Canadian Blues Veteran Wailin’ Walker Sets New Album ‘Bluesmen’ for September 2026
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Blues artist Wailin’ Walker has scheduled the September 9, 2026 debut of his album Bluesmen via Jitterbug Records, according to the announcement.
The release comes almost exactly a year after Walker’s last album, Blues Lightnin’, which the announcement states reached the No. 1 spot on Canada’s blues charts within days of its September 2025 release. That back-to-back turnaround is notable for an artist whose catalog has otherwise been built over decades: Walker began his recording career in 1978 alongside The Houserockers and subsequently produced six independent blues records, according to the announcement.
Walker’s earlier records have had international reach. The Devil Made Me Play It, put out under the Amsterdam label Double Trouble Records, topped blues charts in the Netherlands, Spain and Australia, per the announcement. No Regrets and All Fired Up later topped blues charts in the United States and Canada. The announcement also credits Walker as a songwriter for Long John Baldry and Powder Blues, and lists a run as house band at Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom for 78 shows, along with a stretch touring with the Jerry Doucette Band from 2006 to 2018. Walker’s music has ranked No. 2 on the Roots Music Report in 2014-2015 and No. 1 in 2024-2025, the announcement states.
Walker has said he was personally mentored by Buddy Guy, Pee Wee Crayton and Otis Rush, and has shared stages with Johnny Winter, George Thorogood and Stevie Ray Vaughan, according to the announcement. Such associations situate Walker within a dwindling cohort of contemporary blues performers who have worked directly with blues music pioneers.
No further details on Bluesmen — including tracklist, personnel or recording location — were included in the announcement.
Studio CarryOnHarry Perspective
At Studio CarryOnHarry, we see Walker’s mentorship lineage as perhaps his most significant legacy. In an era when direct connections to blues music’s foundational architects are disappearing, Walker represents a living conduit between generations—trained by Buddy Guy, Pee Wee Crayton, and Otis Rush, figures who shaped the electric blues sound itself. This isn’t merely biographical trivia; it’s cultural preservation. Each album Walker releases carries forward the accumulated knowledge and artistic sensibility of musicians who might otherwise fade into history as names in liner notes. With Bluesmen arriving in 2026, Walker has an opportunity to explicitly honor and transmit what those legends taught him, ensuring their influence doesn’t dilute through abstraction but remains tangible in contemporary recordings. For blues listeners and historians alike, Walker’s work functions as a bridge—proof that the tradition remains vital and evolving, not archived.
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Berlin Producer FANCI Steps From Behind the Boards With Debut Single “Funky Sexy Cool”
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FANCI, a Berlin musician who has recently worked as a producer for other German artists, has unveiled his debut single "Funky Sexy Cool." It’s the first taste of what’s described as his debut solo album, aimed at an international audience.
The move to a solo release follows a career that started well before FANCI worked behind a mixing board. His musical foundation started at age six with piano; he later studied guitar with Rudy Stevenson, who has worked with George Benson and Nina Simone. Stevenson also mentored FANCI as a songwriter. Diana Music & Vision Publishing signed him after hearing his early demos, leading to the release of two tracks on Wemby Records under the Gemini moniker. — releases the announcement credits with regional success, though no specific chart or sales figures are cited.
From there, FANCI moved into production work for other artists while separately writing toward a full album under his own name. The music blends rock, soul, pop, new wave and funk, drawing inspiration from artists like Jamiroquai, Prince, Curtis Mayfield, Peter Gabriel and David Bowie. Other coverage of the artist has referred to him as FANCI FUNK, suggesting the funk influence extends to how he’s being branded, not just how he’s being described.
No release date has been given for the full album "Funky Sexy Cool" is drawn from, and the announcement doesn’t specify how the single has performed since release.
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Studio CarryOnHarry Perspective
At Studio CarryOnHarry, we recognize that FANCI’s emergence as a solo artist represents something often overlooked in debut narratives: the quiet power of mentorship across generations. Rudy Stevenson’s fingerprints on this story matter because they connect FANCI directly to a lineage of musical sophistication—the same hands that guided George Benson and Nina Simone’s artistry are now shaping a new voice. This isn’t merely credentialing; it’s DNA. When FANCI channels soul, jazz-inflected guitar work, and lyrical depth, he’s inheriting lessons from two masters who understood how to balance technical mastery with emotional authenticity. For listeners, this context transforms "Funky Sexy Cool" from a promising debut into a continuation of a mentorship tradition that prioritizes craft and character over trend-chasing. In an era of algorithm-driven discovery, FANCI’s path—rooted in human instruction and artistic lineage—stands as a reminder that the most durable artists are often shaped by those who came before.
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