All Technology articles – Page 411
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NewsAudio experts call for caution
The audio post sector has cautioned against overreacting to the controversy surrounding the audio in BBC1’s Wonders Of The Universe, highlighting instead the need for greater investment in training.
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NewsSony unveils new 35mm camcorder
Sony today unveiled details of two new professional camcorders, the NEX-FS100E and the HXR-NX70E.
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FeaturesWonders of the Universe
Design and produce stunning visuals of the cosmos for a four-part series with presenter Brian Cox
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FeaturesRock 'n' Roll Exposed
Design and produce titles and branding for a four-part doc about rock photographer Bob Gruen
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FeaturesHamlet Digiscope DS900
A test and measurement platform for signal monitoring in production or master control areas.
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NewsAlias Hire opens in Hackney
Alias Hire’s new 3,000 sq ft base opposite the Olympic stadium in Hackney opened this week.
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NewsUpdate for Grass Valley switchers
Grass Valley will introduce the latest software versions for its highd efinition switchers at next month’s NAB conference in Las Vegas.
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NewsPlatform builds archive system
Soho post house Platform has installed a 24TB near line file-based media library and Cache-A LTO archiving system.
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Beale to join WTS
Former Gearhouse senior sales executive Paul Beale is set to join WTS Broadcast.
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Marquis appoints Burge
Broadcast technology consultancy firm Marquis Consulting has appointed David Burge as a senior associate.
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NewsProcam kits out E4 series
Procam Television is supplying cameras, lenses and monitors for E4 series Chelsea Girl.
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NewsWimbledon Film and TV Studios re-opens for business
Wimbledon Film and TV Studios, previously home to ITV1’s The Bill, opened for business this week after £500,000 was spent refurbishing the 220,000 sq ft site.
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NewsPrime Focus sets up production arm
Prime Focus is ramping up its plans to move beyond the traditional post business model by setting up a production company.
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NewsHard drives risk losing footage, says survey
Production firms are in danger of losing valuable footage if they continue to transport and store rushes on hard drives, according to a survey commissioned by web-based production service Aframe.
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NewsSkills shortage hits kit vendors
Broadcast equipment suppliers are struggling to ship kit to customers because of a lack of qualified engineers.
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NewsTVT wins UKTV versioning and compliance deal
Chiswick-based TVT has signed a three-year contract with UKTV to provide versioning, compliance and metadata services for all of UKTV’s output.
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NewsCheltenham Festival marks first live HD sport on C4
Racing UK today delivered the first live sport to be shown in high definition on Channel 4, with the broadcast of the first day of the Cheltenham Festival.