All Technology articles – Page 333
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NewsRoku chief exec sounds death knell for DVRs
The chief executive of streaming media platform Roku has told the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) that DVRs will ultimately be replaced by on-demand streaming.
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NewsSony shifts towards higher resolution with 4K cameras
Sony is to launch two 4K cameras, the PMW-F5 aimed at TV drama and mainstream TV production and the PMW-F55 targeted at high-end drama and commercials.
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NewsTelegenic targets European first with 4k-capable truck
Telegenic is aiming to become Europe’s first 4K-capable outside broadcaster when its latest super truck hits the road next year.
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NewsBBC head of 3D questions the format’s appeal
Head of 3D Kim Shillinglaw has become the latest BBC executive to question the consumer appetite for 3D.
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FeaturesThe Secret Of Crickley Hall
Complete picture and audio post on the BBC’s three-part adaptation of James Herbert’s novel.
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NewsSarah Millican returns to Salford’s Dock10
The Sarah Millican Television Programme is returning to Dock10 to shoot a second series and a Christmas special.
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CEA agrees 4K terminology
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) has agreed on the terminology for the marketing of 4K technology.
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Vaudeville opens for Shed productions in Brighton
Facilities firm Vaudeville is opening a new audio suite in Brighton to work on programming for Shed Media’s regional production companies.
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Hannah to supervise Hive Post production firm
The Hive has recruited Maria Hannah to the role of post-production supervisor.
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News4K offshoot to provide DIT services across the North
Digital cinematography specialist 4K London has launched 4K North, an offshoot of the firm’s digital imaging business.
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NewsBlackmagic stages film-making evening
Blackmagic Design is hosting an evening offering tips on filmmaking techniques, including choosing the right lens, the differences between RAW and compressed workflows, lighting and exposure and grading.
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NewsSnell adds to range of conversion systems
Snell has launched the KudosPro MC500 (pictured), the latest addition to its range of format and standards conversion systems.
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DPP shares findings
The Digital Production Partnership (DPP) is working with Creative Skillset to share its research with the organisation’s media academies.
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NewsCinesite offers internships
VFX firm Cinesite is taking applications for its annual internship programme, which aims to give graduates from varied backgrounds the opportunity to gain first-hand experience in the world of visual effects.
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NewsBVE North debuts Radamec and Autoscript products
Vinten Radamec and Autoscript will give two products their UK debuts at BVE North. Vinten Radamec’s CP4 control system for use with a small, robotic head will be on show, and Autoscript will demonstrate its Enhanced Prompting Information Centre.
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FeaturesNo more ‘one-size-fits-all’
Local knowledge and a well-planned entry strategy are key to breaking into new territories. Ann-Marie Corvin travels to Turkey to hear from key international players
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NewsOlympics production duo set up sport and events specialist
Two directors who ran a production hub at the London 2012 Olympics have set up a sport and events production company.
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NewsHyperactive to supply Avid for Autumnwatch
Hyperactive Broadcast is supplying six Avid Media Composer workstations for BBC2’s upcoming series of Autumnwatch.