All Features articles – Page 180
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FeaturesProduction: sustainability
More productions are embracing Bafta’s Albert+ sustainability scheme, but progress is slow and a health & safety-style mandate for broadcasters is needed, says Jane Marlow
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FeaturesIBC 2015: Interview with Avid CEO Louis Hernandez
Avid is to overhaul the way that it certifies third party software in a bid to speed up the process of creating apps for use with the company’s MediaCentral Platform.
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FeaturesDoing business in Thailand: trade and export guide
Thailand is in transition to Digital TV after the National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission (NBTC) granted 24 commercial digital licenses to 19 companies to operate digital TV in Thailand in 2014.
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FeaturesDavid Kosse, Film 4
Film 4 director David Kosse and his team talk Andreas Wiseman through the company’s direction, its roster of up-and-coming directors and future projects.
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FeaturesTurn that noise down
Despite the best efforts of location sound recordists and mixers, extraneous noise can sometimes make it to post. Four experts reveal their tools and techniques for getting rid of the unwanted hums, clicks and pops.
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FeaturesQuantel Snell's shot in the arm
Quantel Snell chief executive Tim Thorsteinson tells George Bevir why people and products are key to putting some energy back into the business following the merger of the two technology firms.
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FeaturesBroadcast TECH Index: post-production survey of UK's top shows
A comprehensive survey of the facilities and kit used to post produce some of the UK’s highest-rating shows.
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FeaturesThinking outside the suite
A raft of cloud technology is changing the face of post production, offering everything from editing to storage, and allows a flexible approach to content production.
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FeaturesFact Ent: In-house facilities come to the fore
Quick turnaround times and a keen eye on the budget often mean that productions prefer to post in-house
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FeaturesFactual: Flexibility the key to success
Complex workflows and variety of cameras used in factual shows means post-production companies need to be as versatile as possible
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FeaturesScripted Comedy: Specialised post firms lead the way
Despite the popularity of all-in-one deals for drama, those in comedy still favour separate audio and pictures post facilities
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FeaturesDrama: Technicolor tops facilities charts as DS dominates
Avid’s finishing system is still the go-to software, but post houses are starting to seek alternatives as the sector enjoys a boom time
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FeaturesUKTI supports Title Role’s Australian expansion
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) helped Title Role to capitalise on a long distance opportunity with a high-profile client in Australia.
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FeaturesDoing business in Canada: trade and export guide
Canada is the UK’s 16th largest export market for goods.
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FeaturesDan'l Hewitt, Maker Studios
With 55,000 channels, 11 billion video views and a £340m sale to Disney, Maker Studios is a serious online player - but its sights are now set on traditional TV.
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FeaturesDoing business in China: trade and export guide
China is the great economic success story of the past 30 years.
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FeaturesUKTI helps Nine Lives Media grow overseas
With support from UK Trade & Investment (UKTI), Manchester-based production company Nine Lives Media has won new business in the US and exhibited at several industry trade shows.
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FeaturesOutside Broadcast
Growing demand for Ultra HD in live sport is driving change in OB technology, from IP delivery to remote production, writes Adrian Pennington
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FeaturesTV’s changing identity parade
What is the value of a TV channel brand in the digital era, and how is it best realised? Chris Curtis asked a panel of controllers, producers and branding experts
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FeaturesStephen Fry in Central America
Post-production on a four-part series that follows Stephen Fry on his journey through Central America.