All Technology articles – Page 187
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NewsZoo Digital becomes Netflix Preferred Vendor
Subtitling, captioning and localisation firm Zoo Digital has been added to the Netflix Preferred Vendor (NPV) programme.
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FeaturesWorld's Smart Cities - Amsterdam
Post-production on the 1 x 60-minute show for National Geographic Channel that explores how technology is changing Amsterdam.
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FeaturesEuro 2016 Titles
Provide all the on-air design, graphics and titles for Euro 2016, keeping to the central marketing theme of ‘Celebrating the Art of Football’.
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NewsBBC & Sky back VR and 360 video
Virtual reality and 360-degree video could succeed where 3D failed because it offers a “brand new experience” that provides a sense of presence, according to Sky executive producer Neil Graham.
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NewsSony Creative Software to continue to develop Catalyst
Sony Creative Software is to continue development of its Catalyst Browse and Catalyst Production Suite tools, despite selling the rest of its product range to Germany’s Magix Software.
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NewsElstree wins go-ahead to build film and TV stage
Elstree Studios has been granted planning permission to build a new 21,000 sq ft TV and film stage.
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NewsBBC works with Ericsson to cut captioning delays
The BBC is aiming to improve the live captioning service on its programme output by reducing the delay between a show’s audio and the appearance of the related on-screen text.
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NewsMolinare completes expansion of Hoxton site
Molinare has completed an expansion of its East London-based post facility, Molinare Hoxton.
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NewsMore speakers announced for Media Production Show
A raft of additional industry experts including Buzzfeed founding editor Luke Lewis and DoP Andrew Muggleton have been confirmed to speak at the Media Production Show, which takes place this week.
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NewsAzure launches cloud-based post facility Able
Former Smoke & Mirrors executive producer Louisa Thomson has teamed up with Blue 2.0 parent firm Azure World Media to launch a cloud-based commercials post-production company.
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NewsPanavision partners with Red and Light Iron for 8K DXL
Panavision has teamed up with Red and Light Iron to launch a new 8K camera.
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FeaturesBig Brother
Create a series of VFX-driven promos for the return of Big Brother, featuring the show’s presenters Emma Willis and Rylan Clark-Neal.
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FeaturesHeathrow: Britain's Busiest Airport
Complete picture and audio post-production on the second series of the doc about Heathrow Airport.
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NewsFlying TV seeks to future proof its clients' content
Flying TV has invested in a new GSS C516 stabilised filming system as well as a Red Weapon and Canon C300 MKII camera (pictured) in response to increased demand for high resolution footage.
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NewsRed Digital Cinema to showcase DSMC2 range
Red Digital Cinema will showcase its DSMC2 line of cameras with select partners at the MPS.
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NewsIncoming apprentice levy on the agenda at MPS
The programme director responsible for implementing the government’s apprenticeships funding reforms and levy will appear at next week’s Media Production Show (MPS) in London.
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NewsVideo Devices releases free PIX-E firmware upgrade
Video Devices has released a free firmware upgrade for its PIX-E series of 4K-compatible recording monitors.
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NewsPanavision unveils range of neutral density filters
Panavision has launched a new line of PanaND neutral density filters.
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NewsConsole maker Calrec inks its first deal in France
The Yorkshire-based broadcast audio console manufacturer Calrec has completed its first deal in France, selling Apollo, Artemis, and Artemis Light mixers to outside broadcast firm AMP Visual TV.