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Clear effects boost latest Boyle project
Clear Post-Production is expanding its 3D department and has completed the visual effects for its second feature film, 28 Days Later, writes Barbara Marshall
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Free plug-in for Maya clients
Alias Wavefront has surprised the industry again by giving away the Mental Ray for Maya plug-in for free, writes Barbara Marshall
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Hauppage adaptor
Consumer electronics group Hauppage is launching a digital terrestrial television adapter that plugs into either the TV or the PC. Priced at£129, the adapter will compete with Pace's box but will also plug into a PC's USB port to enable viewers to watch and record DTT channels via the PC
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Pace DVTA download
Pace has successfully downloaded its digital television adapter (DTVA) timer function, marking the first DTT download since the BBC changed to the 16QAM broadcast system. The timer is the latest in an ongoing programme of updates for Pace free-to-view customers and was downloaded over the air for existing DTVA customers ...
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NDS' broadband gong
NDS has won a technical innovation award at the Broadband Communications Europe (BCE) awards for its XTV personal video recording technology. The technology forms the backbone of BskyB's Sky+ service, allowing viewers to record and watch programmes via the set-top box hard disk
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Apple event at Gearbox
Reseller GearBox Soho is co-hosting an Apple Pro Video event next month at its De Lane Lea studios site. Apple product specialists will demonstrate Final Cut Pro, Cinema Tools and DVD Studio Pro at the event which takes place on Tuesday 26 November. Further information is available by emailing mail@gearbox.com
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Effects conference
Moving image society BKSTS is holding a four-day visual effects conference on 21 to 24 November. The event will take place at the BFI London Imax cinema and the National Film Theatre on London's South Bank. Sessions lined up include the CGI work on Dinotopia, ...
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Technology & Facilities - Over 300 jobs to go at OpenTV.
OpenTV, the interactive TV firm that owns Static 2358, is to restructure with the loss of
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Technology & Facilities - Arri's Uxbridge acres.
The Arri Group has bought a new four-acre site in Uxbridge that will enable it to
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Technology & Facilities - The Farm's big plans.
Dublin-based post facility The Farm has embarked on a EUR4m (#2.5m) expansion plan with the backing
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Technology & Facilities - Cinesite Europe Moves.
Cinesite Europe will move to a new 30,000 sq ft complex in June next year. The
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Technology & Facilities - Leaf gongs go to Framestore & Glassworks.
Framestore CFC and Glassworks led the pack at the 2002 London Effects and Animation Festival (Leaf)
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Technology & Facilities - Globecast Promotions.
Satellite transmission provider Globecast Europe has promoted two members of its London team. Juliet Bayliss moves
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Technology & Facilities - 5D folds under tax bill.
UK visual effects systems developer 5D unexpectedly went into administration last week with the potential loss
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Technology & Facilities - Facilities want in on ITC indie inquiry.
Facilities bosses are urging media secretary Tessa Jowell and the Independent Television Commission (ITC) to include
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Facilities want in on ITC indie inquiry
Facilities bosses are urging media secretary Tessa Jowell and the Independent Television Commission (ITC) to include studios and post-production in its planned investigation into the programme supply market, writes Will Strauss
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5D folds under tax bill
UK visual effects systems developer 5D unexpectedly went into administration last week with the potential loss of 50 jobs, writes Barbara Marshall
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Over 300 jobs to go at OpenTV
OpenTV, the interactive TV firm that owns Static 2358, is to restructure with the loss of 315 positions, writes Barbara Marshall
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Leaf gongs go to Framestore and Glassworks
Framestore CFC and Glassworks led the pack at the 2002 London Effects and Animation Festival (Leaf) awards held at London's Hippodrome last Wednesday (9 October), writes Barbara Marshall
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Arri's Uxbridge acres
The Arri Group has bought a new four-acre site in Uxbridge that will enable it to bring together its three sales and rental divisions. Arri Lighting Rental moved in last week and will be followed in three weeks time by Arri Media and sales division Arri (GB). The new site ...