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Core Post scoops RTS North West Award for Car Share
Salford’s Core Post fought off competition from 3sixtymedia, ITV Studios and Dock 10 to win the RTS North West award for Best Post Production (Craft).
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NewsForbidden to add Avid AAF import feature to Forscene
The ability to import Avid AAF files and then auto-conform timelines based on that data is being added to the next iteration of Forscene, the cloud-editing software developed by Forbidden Technologies.
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NewsSky unveils premium set-top box
Sky has unveiled a new premium set-top box that will support ultra high-definition channels and make it easier for subscribers to access content on the move.
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NewsSky confirms launch of UHD service
Sky has today confirmed that it will begin showing ultra high definition (UHD) content from next year.
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NewsChannel 4 recruits controller of systems delivery
Channel 4 has appointed Charlotte Light to the position of controller of systems delivery.
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NewsTrickbox adds two studios for Hochanda TV
Trickbox TV has designed and installed two new studios for Hochanda TV (Home Of Crafts, Hobbies and Arts), the Peterborough-based arts and crafts channel.
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NewsMarquis Media Partners teams up with University of Salford
Marquis Media Partners (MMP), the media consultancy group, has formed a partnership with the University of Salford.
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NewsSplice upgrades facility for Masterchef deal
Splice TV is spending £250,000 upgrading its archive and remote editing capabilities after landing a three-year multi-series contract to post-produce Shine TV and Ziji Productions’ Masterchef franchise in the UK.
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NewsNEP plans for life after fire
OB firm NEP Visions lost equipment and trucks worth “tens of millions of pounds” in the fire that gutted its Bracknell HQ last week.
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NewsClear Cut upgrades for 4K at Bloomsbury facility
Clear Cut Pictures has improved the grading suite at its Bloomsbury Street facility, making it ready for 4K projects.
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NewsVitec boss pays tribute to camera support pioneer Bill Vinten
Engineer Bill Vinten, the son of William Vinten who founded the eponymous camera support equipment firm, passed away on Sunday 8 November.
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NewsSony reveals shoulder-mounted PXW-X400 for broadcast and ENG
Sony has added the PXW-X400 to its line-up of shoulder-mounted broadcast cameras.
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NewsCanon unveils two new compact camcorders
Canon has launched the XA30 and XA35, two camcorders that will join its X-series range.
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NewsBectu battles ITV Studios over 3sixtymedia redundancy plans
Bectu is challenging ITV Studios’ proposal to cut 28 jobs at the Manchester post and studio crewing company 3sixtymedia.
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NewsNEP Visions reveals extent of Bracknell fire damage
NEP Visions has confirmed the extent of the damage caused by the fire which ripped through its Bracknell HQ on Tuesday evening.
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NewsCinelab London recruits Harlow as sales director
Cinelab London has appointed industry veteran Roger Harlow to the post of sales director.
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FeaturesGrand Designs: House of the Year
Post on the 4 x 60-minute series that follows the Royal Institute of British Architects and Grand Design as they seek out the best home in the UK.
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FeaturesJekyll & Hyde
Picture and audio post on the 10 x 60-minute reimagining of Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novel The Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde.
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FeaturesThe Great Pottery Throw Down
Post-production on the 6 x 60-minute pottery series presented by Sara Cox and judged by ceramicist Kate Malone and potter Keith Brymer Jones, in which contestants try to become the UK’s best home potter.
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NewsFramestore sets up 360TB Elements One server
London-based Framestore has installed a 360TB Elements One SAN/NAS server and shared storage system for use across its post-production and VFX workflows.