All Technology articles – Page 371
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NewsOxygen DCT unveils mobile production unit
Oxygen DCT has launched a custom-built Land Rover Discovery for field and on-set recording.
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NewsBVE North competition winner announced
BVE North’s show video competition has been won by Tristan Hall.
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NewsRed boss hits out at Arri
Red chief executive Jim Jannard today launched a stinging attack on Arri, labelling the rival camera manufacturer “a fraud” amid allegations of corporate espionage.
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NewsSohonet upgrades Clearcast’s connection
Sohonet has equipped broadcast advertising company Clearcast with a 1 Gbps fibre connection.
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NewsPost houses prepare Christmas specials
Post houses have been busy creating wintery looks for this year’s summer-shot Christmas specials.
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NewsImage Systems upgrades Nucoda
Image Systems has upgraded its Nucoda grading system to a 64-bit application.
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NewsTyrell appoints UK sales manager
Tyrell CCT has appointed Mark Cooke to the role of sales manager.
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NewsITV invests in EMC storge
ITV has invested in a new storage system as part of its move to a file-based workflow.
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NewsBVE to host IOV presentations
The Institute of Videography (IOV) will not hold its annual professional video exhibition next year.
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NewsStereolabs launches live 3D camera system
Stereolabs has unveiled a new 3D multi-camera management system.
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NewsYouTube signs FORscene deal
Forbidden Technologies has licensed its cloud editing platform to YouTube.
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NewsUniversity of Lincoln upgrades studios
The University of Lincoln’s recently revamped TV studios will officially open tomorrow.
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NewsScreen Subtitling to supply ScreenConnect
Screen Subtitling is now the exclusive supplier of On Screen Publishing’s connected TV system ScreenConnect.
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NewsPace chief executive steps down
Pace chief executive Neil Gaydon has been replaced by president of Pace Americas Mike Pulli.
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FeaturesThe Year in Production 2011
A round-up of this year’s main events in technology, finance, studios, outside broadcasts and post production.
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FeaturesPrimed for a tapeless world
As file-based delivery continues to take over from film, post houses have been investing in infrastructure and hardware to facilitate the demands of clients. Michael Burns reports.
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FeaturesThe march of the new
It was a year of rapid change in broadcast technology as core systems were overhauled, the cloud became viable and TV got connected - but 3D’s march was slower.
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FeaturesSomething to celebrate
In a year when Pinewood and Elstree both reached landmark anniversaries and the doors opened at MediaCityUK, studios bosses had much to smile about. George Bevir reports.
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Features3D's slow but sure coming of age
A lack of original content and funding issues have slowed growth, but progress is still being made, says Adrian Pennington.