All Technology articles – Page 444
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NewsDV takes on Scratch with cut-price grading system
Digital Vision is to introduce a sub-£30k colour grading system that it hopes will be a major competitor for Assimilate’s Scratch.
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FeaturesLight Creative - Time-slice Effect
A new time-slice effect that is being used in a World Cup promo for the Disney XD channel.
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FeaturesITV World Cup titles
Titles for ITV’s World Cup coverage that highlights the ‘rainbow nation’ of South Africa, focusing in on the people themselves rather than the landscape in which they live.
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FeaturesInside Nature's Giants
A detailed textural feel for the second series of the groundbreaking strand.
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NewsMedia Junction opens up green screen space
Media Junction, the advertising agency, is making a green screen studio in Soho available to third parties.
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NewsThe Club for sale as work stalls
Covent Garden’s The Club has been put up for sale after the company’s owner decided it was not generating enough work to continue trading in its current form.
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NewsJV to take over Cryptic Peach
Training firms Soho Editors and Amsys have formed a joint venture business to take over the Manchester-based training provider Cryptic Peach, which ceased trading last month.
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FeaturesFat Families: second helping
A distinctive, instantly recognisable title sequence that captures the tone of the series.
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FeaturesFather and Son
Full post on a four-part stripped drama for ITV that focuses on inner city crime life in Manchester.
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NewsSequence provides editors for World Cup coverage
Sequence Post is providing HBS, IMG and Sunset & Vine with Final Cut Pro editors that will be cutting packages and programmes during this month’s football World Cup in South Africa.
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NewsFlame op and dubbing mixer join Prime Focus
Prime Focus has added senior Flame artist Fasa Oyiboto to its commercials team and dubbing mixer Stephen ‘Wid’ Cook to its broadcast operation.
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NewsCoach House Studios upgrades for Holby in HD
Coach House Studios has bought a new Avid Unity Media Network that will be used to produce BBC1’s Holby City in HD.
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NewsBDA snares Discovery deal
Discovery Networks EMEA has awarded BDA (Bruce Dunlop and Associates) the on-air creative account for a major part of its channel portfolio including Animal Planet and Discovery World.
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NewsSilverglade updates dubbing theatre for 5.1
Silverglade Associates is upgrading its main dubbing theatre to Dolby 5.1 as it completes the move to HD programme delivery.
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NewsProMotion continues Canon lens push
ProMotion is among the first rental companies in the country to take delivery of Canon’s HJ15ex, a new HD portable lens with built-in Image Stabilizer.
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NewsAlias Smith and Singh snaps up Canon XF305
Alias Smith and Singh has purchased a unit of Canon’s new XF305 camcorder that it will add to its camera hire fleet.
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NewsSpringwatch moves from de-rig to truck-based OB set-up
Outside broadcast company Arena Television is providing facilities for the BBC Natural History Unit’s production of Springwatch which continues this week.
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NewsRed Bee provides streaming for ITV iPhone app
Red Bee Media is behind ITV’s simulcast streaming of ITV1 and ITV2 for the Apple iPhone and a new app that will allow users to watch World Cup coverage ‘on the move.’
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NewsPanasonic opens Pinewood Experience Centre
Panasonic has opened a new ‘Broadcast Experience Centre’ within Pinewood Studios’ props buildings.