All Technology articles – Page 655
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Producers on move
Two of the UK's biggest 3D and visual effects companies have appointed new producers. Rushes has hired Vittorio Giannini from The Mill, while Sarah Irwin, who's background is in Henry and Inferno-based projects, has left SVC after five years to join Framestore as a senior producer
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Rapid pictures expands
Post facility Rapid Pictures has expanded its Shepherd's Bush home with the introduction of a new dubbing suite and voice-over area, as well as two further Avid suites, bringing the total number of offline suites at the facility to 12. Also, Darren Ali has joined the company as a senior ...
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First UK render farm
A British-based 'render farm' called Render-it, which launches next month, is promising to cut the time needed to post-produce graphics and animation by up to 90 per cent. The 82-processor network, currently being tested, supports programmes including Maya and 3ds max and gives producers and animators the option to outsource ...
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Broadcast winners
Dubbing editor Lee Philpot, sculptor Oswaldo Macia and student Rowan Porteous are the lucky winners in this month's Broadcastreader audio training giveaway. All three will receive£1,000 worth of digidesign training with an accredited Soho Editors tutor
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NewsThe Mill closes film unit
One of London's leading facilities and the people behind BBC's Pyramid, Gladiator and Tomb Raider is closing its film unit blaming volatility in the film business, writes John Oates
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HOGAN JOINS TMR.
Soho post facility The Machine Room has poached telecine colourist James Hogan from VCC Germany. Hogan,
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CHEAP PCI CARD ON SALE.
Broadcasters such as Channel 4, which have been pushing for post-production to be done at DigiBeta
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Investor group buys out Maidstone.
A consortium of Kent business people is pondering its next move after paying #4.25m for complete ownership of Maidstone Studios, writes John Oates
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BRITISH PATHE ONLINE.
British Pathe Ltd has put its 3,500-hour archive online and has already seen a big jump
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Resellers anxious over Avid direct sales tack.
Avid resellers and users are becoming increasingly worried by the manufacturer's attempts to sell products direct to its customers, writes John Oates
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5D JOBS MAY BE SAVED.
Post-production manufacturer 5D may be brought back from the brink - and some jobs could be
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FARM POSTS TOP 45S.
Soho facility The Farm has completed titles and post work on this weekend's flagship Channel 4
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Riverside Studios gets #3m revamp.
Riverside Studios, the BBC's old Hammersmith base and former home to Chris Evans' TFI Friday show, has been given a #3m overhaul with the addition of permanent in-house sound, lighting and vision facilities
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THE BRIDGE PLANS DOC ABOUT BRIGHTON MUSIC.
Brighton-based indie The Bridge is to make a 6 x 30-minute series on the rise of
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Creative news in brief.
TSI Design has produced a package of animated stings and idents to promote the festive season
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Eskenazi joins Nats.
Nats editor Marc Eskenazi has left the company to join the creative team at Oasis Television
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More discreet for MPC.
Soho visual effects facility The Moving Picture Company (MPC) has ordered another Discreet Inferno HD compositor
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Soap crashes.
Wimbledon-based company Any Effects was responsible for the dramatic helicopter crash seen on Mersey Television's soon-to-be-axed
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Broadcast competition.
Broadcast, its monthly supplement B+ and Soho Editors are offering three people the chance to win
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Dunton wins award.
The Moving Image Society recognised innovator Joe Dunton's services to technology development by giving him the