All Technology articles – Page 519
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FeaturesProduction: VFX: Impossible Pictures
Factual documentaries are increasingly using sophisticated visual effects to reveal the workings of the heart or other impossible images. But these techniques come at a price, Michael Burns reports.
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Behind The ScenesOn location: When Women Rule the World
Executive producer Peter Davey on building an Amazonian-style village for a new C4 reality show.
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FeaturesHow to be first with the news
As technology continues to revolutionise newsgathering, Adrian Pennington asks leading journalists what benefits technical developments are bringing to their work.
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Behind The ScenesOn location: Lost in Austen
Filming Pride and Prejudice with a modern twist, Michele Buck first had to find the Bennet's home.
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NewsMotor racing style transmission system unveiled
Drivedata, the independent technology company founded by ex-Thundersaloon racer John Chambers, is introducing a new digital video and audio transmission system.
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NewsAvid unveils DS version 10
The latest incarnation of Avid's DS editing and finishing system will include Symphony-style secondary colour correction and do away with the need for a Nitris accelerator box.
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NewsTen grand wildlife film up for grabs
Panasonic and On Sight are backing a Wildscreen Festival short film competition that offers the winners the chance to produce their own 30-minute HD wildlife documentary.
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NewsBBC Kingswood Warren faces strike action
Bectu members at the BBC's Kingswood Warren Research and Innovation centre will go on strike on Friday in protest at plans to move the pioneering technology development department to London.
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NewsInformation TV chooses Geevs for playout
Information TV, the Ofcom licensed public service channel, has installed a Geevs broadcast video server, saving the broadcaster thousands of pounds in third-party playout costs.
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Brighton wins Virgin deal
Brighton TV has secured re-versioning contracts with Virgin Media Television, Mandolin Productions and Deleste Productions.
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Molinare appointments
Molinare has made several new appointments its technical and production departments.
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FeaturesCreative Review - 4Music launch campaign
Graphics spots, teasers, clip-based trails and talent launch promos for Channel 4's new music channel 4Music, posted by Envy.
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Fifty Fifty adds effects to post services
Boutique off and online facility Fifty Fifty is expanding into effects and high-end finishing.
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NewsMainframe invests£1m in new premises
Mainframe, the short-form animation and motion graphics company, is spending£1.2m on expanding into a new Clerkenwell studio and increasing its capacity by 50% to 2,000 sq ft.
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FeaturesAnthony Hull, 22, editor
Hull joins the likes of musician Jarvis Cocker as part of the talented team working on Wes Anderson's eagerly awaited feature film Fantastic Mr Fox - but unlike Cocker, who is creating the soundtrack, Hull is only 22.
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FeaturesRussell Horth, 29, senior compositor
Horth's CV boasts some impressive credits, including miniseries Elizabeth I.
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Cut-down Kahuna switcher
Snell and Wilcox will release a compact version of its Kahuna production switcher at next month's IBC exhibition.
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New version of Maya
Autodesk has released a new version of Maya to celebrate the 3D software's 10th anniversary.
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NewsIBC to show Katzenberg interview in live 3D
The world's first transatlantic high-definition stereoscopic 3D broadcast will take place at next month's IBC technology exhibition.