All Technology articles – Page 509
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FeaturesPicture perfect?
Now the technology to transmit progressively scanned images in HD is available, broadcasters are faced with the dilemma of whether to upgrade or stick with the interlaced system.
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CommentSoftimage to Autodesk: the end of an era?
One company owning most of the 3D animation software market will have plusses and minuses, says Will Strauss.
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NewsCase study: puppets and pizzas
How Artem created a soul-singing puppet for a series of Goodfella's pizza idents produced as part of the sponsorship of Harry Hill's TV Burp and You've Been Framed.
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NewsFifi and Roary get the Smoke treatment
Manchester facility Hullabaloo Studios has bought an Autodesk Smoke editing and finishing system for its new video post-production arm.
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NewsTwofour adds to Media Freedom capabilities
Twofour Digital, the technology services arm of the Twofour Group, has added new ingest and encoding capabilities to its Media Freedom webTV platform.
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NewsRed to open Pinewood base
Red Digital Cinema will launch its first operation outside the US when it opens a support facility at Pinewood Studios next week.
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NewsAvid sells Pinnacle PCTV products
Avid Technology has made its second divestment in the space of a week after signing a definitive agreement to sell its Pinnacle PCTV product line and related assets to Hauppauge Digital.
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FeaturesCreative Review - Ident for Disney's 3D night
An ident designed and produced for 3D night when Disney will show the Hannah Montana Best of Both Worlds concert in anaglyph 3D.
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FeaturesCreative Review - Rocks and Co idents
Branding for high-class shopping channel Rocks and Co.
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NewsAvid to sell Softimage to Autodesk
Avid Technology is leaving the 3D animation sector after agreeing to sell its Softimage business unit and product line to Autodesk for $35m (£22m).
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Envy links with universities
Envy has forged links with four universities in a move that could eventually lead to students becoming runners at the post house.
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The Joint takes on mixer Kerr
The Joint has hired dubbing mixer Lee Kerr as part of an expansion of its audio department.
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NewsSkillset consults staff over redundancy plan
Creative media training body Skillset has begun a consultation process that could result in 15% of its 67 staff across all its nine regions being made redundant.
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Pinewood joins forces with Stephen Street
Pinewood Studios has secured a central London base by forging a strategic relationship with Stephen Street Studios.
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Men From Mars moves to Molinare site
Century-owned visual effects facility Men From Mars is planning to move into sister company Molinare's Fouberts Place base in the first quarter of next year.
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IBC to stay in Amsterdam
The annual technology expo IBC will take place in the Amsterdam RAI Centre for the foreseeable future despite organisers considering other venues.
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NewsFinaliser given simultaneous grade and ingest ability
Edifis has re-engineered the disk infrastructure on its Finaliser colour corrector so that it can grade and ingest material at the same time.
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NewsBBC uses mobile phones to shoot music doc
BBC audio and music has produced a part UGC feature-length documentary for this week's Electric Proms shot entirely using mobile phone cameras.
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CommentPandas and penguins and Panasonic P2
Will Strauss reports from the Wildscreen Festival in Bristol as wildlife and natural history programme makers give their opinions on file-based production.