All Technology articles – Page 410
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NewsRed's Epic-X camera delayed by Japan quake
High-end camera firm Red is the latest broadcast equipment manufacturer to be affected by the Japanese earthquake, with deliveries of its digital camera, Epic-X, delayed.
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NewsAir plans move into production
Air Studios wants to move into film and TV production after setting up a new company and taking on two senior executives.
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NewsMatrixStore links with Interplay
Object Matrix has integrated disk-based archive product MatrixStore with Avid’s Interplay, potentially lowering the cost of storage for the production management suite.
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NewsAdobe targets pay TV
Adobe has released authentication software to enable pay-TV subscribers to access premium content from internet-connected devices, simplifying the validation process.
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NewsGoPro acquires compression firm Cineform
US-based sports camera company GoPro has acquired video compression firm Cineform.
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NewsManufacturers back industry skills manifesto
Harris, EVS and Sony are among 80 firms that have signed the International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers (IABM) Lifelong Learning Manifesto.
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NewsStudio 7 invests in virtual camera system
Motion capture facility Studio 7 has invested £50,000 on a new virtual camera system and motion capture kit.
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NewsBubble TV wins HIT Entertainment post deal
Bubble TV will complete full sound and video post production on Hit Entertainment’s new 52 x 12-minute series Mike The Knight.
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Features
The Box and 4Music idents
Redesign the chart show package for The Box and 4Music brands, retaining the current strand idea.
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FeaturesChristopher and His Kind
To grade, conform, online and provide the VFX for the biopic based on Christopher Isherwood’s 1976 memoir.
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NewsWhite Van Man
Full post on a BBC3 sitcom about the challenges and frustrations of a reluctant handyman
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NewsGrass Valley K2 Summit
A media server designed for a broad range of production and broadcast applications
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NewsVan der Linde joins Tyrell
Tyrell CCT has appointed former Panasonic and Broadcast employee Jo van der Linde to the role of new business development manager.
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NewsFoundry to expand Storm workflow software
The next version of Storm, the Foundry’s workflow software for Red cameras, will include support for other camera formats.
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BBC S&PP buys Scanity
BBC Studios and Post Production is expanding its digital restoration and archive services by investing in a 2K film to file scanner.
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Prime Focus hires senior seller
Prime Focus has appointed David Candler as senior sales executive.
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Pure brings in Pro Tools
Audio post house Pure Soho has taken delivery of a Pro Tools and Icon D-Command system at its Wardour Street premises.
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NewsCelebrate a life in sound: Dave Hawker
A celebration of the life of Sennheiser UK director of engineering Dave Hawker will be held on Friday 1 April at Randalls Park Crematorium in Surrey at 11.45am.
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NewsArqiva seals C4 HD deal
Arqiva has secured a satellite distribution deal for Channel 4 HD and will look after transmission of the channel on Freesat from April.
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NewsFramestore boss Sargent slams BBC on 3D
Framestore chief executive William Sargent has hit out at the BBC’s cautious approach to 3D, describing the broadcaster’s stance as “disappointing”.