All Technology articles – Page 436
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NewsVisions increases HD OB fleet to 14 trucks
Visions has launched two new OB trucks, Gemini 1 and 2, bringing the company’s fleet of HD-capable vehicles to a total of 14.
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NewsStrike called off as Bectu asks S&PP to re-offer original deal
BBC Studios and Post Production (S&PP) has agreed to Bectu’s request to re-offer an original transitional payments proposal for EastEnders staff working in Elstree.
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NewsTrio to launch IPTV platform
Capablue, TV Genius and Brightcove have come together to develop a new online video platform, with STV lined up to become its first broadcast client.
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NewsViewers happy to watch lower-quality video
Broadcasters looking for ways to deal with the growing pressure on bandwidth could be buoyed by the findings of a new viewer study from the US.
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FeaturesThe Foundry - Cameratracker
A new plug-in that allows designers and effects artists to matchmove directly inside Adobe’s After Effects software.
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NewsBectu calls off latest EastEnders strike action
Bectu has called off this week’s planned EastEnders strike and claims that it is to resume talks with BBC Studios and Post Production (S&PP) management over expenses and travel time for staff working in Elstree.
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FeaturesJaw Dropping Nature
Create, track and grade text into various nature scenes ranging from tree-tops to vast oceans.
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FeaturesThe X Factor (series 7)
Full post on series 7 of the music reality show, which was shot in HD using Sony XDCam and Sony EX3 camcorders.
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NewsThe Mews appoints Bhatti
Soho post house The Mews has appointed former ITV series producer Lubna Bhatti to the role of senior creative producer.
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NewsAndrew Christie 1957-2010
Soho pays tribute to former Complete Video owner and chairman Andrew Christie who passed away at his home on Sunday following a battle with cancer.
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NewsOcean Blue to tackle standby power problem
Digital TV software company Ocean Blue Software has developed an intelligent, “deep hibernation” software system for digital TVs and set-top boxes to reduce standby power consumption.
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NewsSmoke artist returns to Framestore
Smoke artist Matt Clarke has returned to Framestore after spending two years working for Glassworks in Amsterdam.
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NewsGlobeCast secures Vintage TV deal
GlobeCast has secured a three-year deal that will see it provide end-to-end content management and transport for Vintage TV, a new music channel for the over 50s that launches next month.
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NewsWRN Broadcast adds head of sales
WRN Broadcast has appointed Globecast’s Jonathan Low as head of sales and business development.
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NewsNew chair for the GTC
Freelance cameraman Graeme McAlpine has been appointed as the new chairman of the Guild of Television Cameramen (GTC).
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NewsVTR North adds motion graphics division
Leeds based post house VTR North has launched a new motion graphics, stereography and visual effects division.
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NewsBlackmagic snaps up EchoLab assets
Blackmagic Design has acquired the assets of EchoLab, the US-based designer and manufacturer of production switchers that folded earlier in the year.
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NewsEastEnders crew strike over expenses
Production of EastEnders was disrupted yesterday (Thursday 12 August) after a handful of BBC Studios and Post Production (S&PP) staff took strike action in a dispute over travel time and expenses.
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FeaturesMistresses series 3
A rich, dark look that reflects the grittier storylines in the third series of the BBC drama.
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FeaturesHelp! My House is Falling Down
A title sequence and graphics style for the descriptive in-show graphics that explain the problems that each individual property has in the home improvement series.