All Technology articles – Page 170
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NewsCamera Corps splashes out £2m on raft of specialist kit
Vitec Group-owned Camera Corps has revealed that it will have spent more than £2m on new kit by the end of the year.
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FeaturesCyber security: protecting your assets
Cyber criminals and rogue governments are increasingly setting their sights on the broadcast community, but there are ways of mitigating the risks.
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NewsDPP to create spec for IP-based contribution
The Digital Production Partnership (DPP) is to put together a UK-only specification for live IP-based contribution as part of its roadmap for 2017.
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FeaturesThe Windsors, C4
Post on a 1 x 60-minute Christmas special satirising seasonal celebrations at Sandringham.
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FeaturesThe Last Dragonslayer, Sky 1
Provide post-production and visual effects for a 135-minute fantasy drama, based on Jasper Fforde’s novel
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FeaturesThe Great Christmas Bake Off, BBC1
House the offline and post-production on a two-part special featuring memorable contestants from previous series
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FeaturesLast Tango in Halifax, BBC1
Post-production on a two-part Christmas special of the septuagenarian romance.
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FeaturesMaigret's Dead Man, ITV
Post-production, visual effects shots and an animated title sequence for a 120-minute story featuring fictional French detective Jules Maigret.
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Behind The ScenesInside No 9, BBC2
Inside No. 9 producer Adam Tandy talks to George Bevir about creating a working 1970s drama set with period cameras and lighting for the return of the darkly comic anthology series
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NewsDiscovery moves channel playout to Amazon cloud
Discovery Communications is moving the playout of its linear channels and its core master control functions to Amazon Web Services’ public cloud.
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FeaturesRise of the machines: AI for editing
Using powerful pattern-recognition algorithms, artificial intelligence software is increasingly able to take on the heavy lifting of post-production, freeing up editors to concentrate on creative decisions.
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NewsHeadset firms form virtual reality alliance
Google, Facebook, HTC Vive, Samsung, Sony and Acer Starbreeze have formed the Global Virtual Reality Association (GVRA).
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NewsSky adds two Baselight grading suites
Sky has installed two Baselight grading systems at the company’s headquarters in Osterley.
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NewsIABM endorses VSF for industry collaboration
The Video Services Forum (VSF) has been accredited by the IABM’s (International Association of Broadcast and Media) Industry Collaborative Groups Endorsement Program.
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NewsDuffy exits Sony to launch tech consultancy
Sony’s head of IT and workflow solutions Niall Duffy is leaving in order to set up a specialist media consultancy.
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NewsFoundry CTO: VR needs a killer app to succeed
The chief technology officer of software firm The Foundry has stressed the need for compelling content if virtual reality is to succeed.
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NewsAims appoints Warman and Barella to board
Members of the Alliance for IP Media Solutions (Aims) have elected Scott Barella and Andy Warman to the organisation’s board of directors.
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NewsAvid promotes sales chief to president in bid for growth
Avid has promoted chief sales and marketing officer Jeff Rosica to the role of president.
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NewsForbidden raises capital through share placing
Forbidden Technologies has raised £3m through a share placing, with the money earmarked to boost sales and increase product development.
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NewsShift to subscription model hits Autodesk revenues
The move to a subscription-based business model has been blamed for Autodesk’s revenue decline in the third quarter of 2016.