All Technology articles – Page 191
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FeaturesI Want My Wife Back
Provide picture and audio post on the 6 x 30-minute romantic comedy about one man’s attempts to win back his wife.
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NewsSintecMedia management team complete buyout
The management team at SintecMedia, the broadcast management software developer, has bought the company, with backing from private equity firm Francisco Partners.
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NewsSky News upgrades kit with Sony XDCAM camcorders
Sky News has kicked off a two-year project to replace its Panasonic newsgathering cameras with Sony XDCAM camcorders.
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FeaturesWhat Would Be Your Miracle?
Develop a recognisable style and maintain a warm atmosphere while dealing with often distressing scenes that feature people with serious ailments having treatment to improve their quality of life.
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FeaturesThe Hollow Crown
Online, grade and titles for the 3 x 120-minute adaption of Shakespeare’s historical plays.
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NewsEricsson to set up playout operation in Salford
Ericsson is to open a playout operation for the BBC at MediaCityUK in Salford.
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NewsBBC Studios and Post Production rebrands as Studioworks
BBC Studios and Post Production is to be re-named as BBC Studioworks as part of an effort to modernise the company’s profile ahead of a return to BBC Television Centre (TVC).
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NewsDock10 inks remote edit services deal with BBC Sport
MediaCityUK facilities firm Dock10 has agreed a three-year deal to provide BBC Sport with a remote editing service.
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NewsColourist Tom Russell joins LipSync
LipSync Post has appointed one-time Prime Focus head of grading Tom Russell to the role of colourist.
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NewsShah replaces Cronk as Grass Valley marketing SVP
Grass Valley has recruited Neerav D. Shah as the company’s new senior vice president of strategic marketing.
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Hopman appointed GM of AP's ENPS
The Associated Press has promoted Brian Hopman to the position of vice president and general manager of the company’s news production system ENPS.
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NewsNAB 2016: the tech that impressed
We asked attendees of last week’s NAB trade show to tell us about the most impressive tech that was on show in Las Vegas
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NewsLivestream demos Facebook Live camera
NAB 2016: Livestream demonstrated the Mevo, a pocket-sized device which it described as the first camera for the Facebook Live streaming service.
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NewsNcam receives Queen's Award for Enterprise
Ncam has picked up a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for its work providing augmented reality systems for TV and film.
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NewsStorm upgrades for 4K finishing
Covent Garden-based post facility Storm has upgraded its flagship finishing suite for 4K deliveries.
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NewsThe Foundry releases Nuke plug-in for VR content
The Foundry has written a plug-in for its Nuke compositing software that allows for the creation of virtual reality content, and has released it for public beta testing.
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NewsIkegami unveils Unicam XE switchable camera
Ikegami has launched the first product in the Unicam XE camera series, a new switchable 2K to 4K camera.
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NewsDJI launches drone capable of carrying Red Epic camera
DJI has unveiled a six-rotor drone that can carry a Red Epic camera for up to 16 minutes.
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NewsArri buys Artemis range of stabilisers from Sachtler
Vitec Videocom-owned Sachtler has sold its Artemis camera stabilisers to Arri.
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NABA and DPP set out US file-based delivery rules
The North American Broadcasters Association (NABA) and the Digital Production Partnership (DPP) have unveiled the stipulations for how file-based programmes should be delivered to broadcasters in the US.


















