Broadcast Tech – Page 42
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NewsBlazing Griffin adds VFX stations and Atmos
It has also expanded its mastering services and storage capabilities
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NewsPost-production uncovered: Vine FX on After The Flood (ITV)
VFX house had to mix practical and CGI elements in 135 shots
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NewsUniversity of Leeds takes over former C4 news set & kit
Journalism students use equipment to imitate working in news
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NewsSony launches portable data transmitter
PDT-FP1 allows live streaming and video transfer over 5G
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NewsEMG & Gravity Media announces new leadership team
It had earlier been announced that Shaun Gregory will be global CEO
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NewsAvid updates MediaCentral tools
Update includes new collaboration, rights management, and other tools
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NewsEscape Studios to hold animation & VFX careers event
9 March event aims to introduce students to the industry
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CommentWhy I believe the entertainment industry mustn’t fear AI
Tim Levy, CEO of digital twin creator Twyn, gives his pitch as to why the media industry should embrace AI
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NewsCinesite launches visualisation division
Former NVIZ employees Richard Clarke and Eduardo Schmidek join company
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NewsHeidal named NEP Broadcast Services Europe president
Heidal will set strategy, priorities and focus areas for UK and Ireland as well as nine European countries
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NewsAtomos appoints Peter Barber as COO
He will also become an executive board director at the company
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NewsCameraOne expands UK operations
The camera rental company has added new offices in Manchester and Cardiff, and a new collection and drop-off location in London
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NewsCinelab appoints Steve Milne as vice chairman
His career spans more than two decades in post-production
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NewsClear Cut adds AI transcription service
It provides multilingual and multi-channel transcriptions direct from client footage
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NewsMilk opens Dublin VFX studio
Its first project is NBC series Surviving Earth, co-produced by UK Indie Loud Minds and Universal Television Alternative Studio
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NewsTributes paid to Argosy founder Mike Purnell
Argosy founder Mike Purnell has sadly passed away after a short illness, while on holiday with his wife, Pauline. Purnell was born and raised in Brighton in 1945 and grew up in France. He started working in the electronics industry with ITT Cannon in the 60s. He ...
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NewsEdit house Avenues relocates in Dalston
It has moved into a 4,000 sq ft studio on Shacklewell Lane
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CommentChannel 4’s digital-first lesson for broadcasters
James Reeve at UIC Digital on the need for broadcasters to innovate, or eventually get left behind