All articles by Will – Page 52
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Smoke and Mirrors first to go for Flare
Smoke and Mirrors has become the first post facility to purchase seats of Flare, Autodesk's new software-only creative companion to the Flame and Inferno visual effects systems.
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JVC demos 4k live camera
JVC is using NAB to demonstrate a working version of a 4k camera capable of producing live ultra high-resolution images.
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Finding the positives
While NAB 2009 may not be quite as busy as previous years in terms of either visitors or exhibitors, those that are here are making the most of a difficult job.
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Avid qualifies Unity and Isis for FCP
Avid has made it possible for facilities and broadcasters to run Apple Final Cut Pro editing software on its Unity MediaNetwork and Isis shared storage systems.
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Panasonic plans 3D production system
Panasonic is to start development of a professional 3D production system consisting of a twin-lens P2 camcorder and 3D compatible HD plasma display.
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Object Matrix unveils post workflow innovation
Object Matrix is working with digital asset management company Square Box Media Solutions on a new post-production workflow set-up that allows facilities with both Apple and Avid software to manage their assets on a single archive storage product.
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Sky backs UK talent on 3D shoot
Sky is continuing its push into 3D following the recent live broadcast of a music gig with the stereoscopic recording of a ballet.
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Red Bee Media sells Piero to Viasat
Viasat, the Scandinavian satellite broadcaster, has bought Red Bee Media's Piero 3D virtual graphics system for use on its coverage of both Danish and English football.
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Post houses give up their time for Cut
Big Buoy and Prime Focus London are among the companies to have completed work on Cut, a two-minute long charity film made by Grey London for Women's Aid.
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Digital Vision completes 'reorganization'
Digital Vision, the Swedish manufacturer behind the Film Master grading system, has successfully come out of ‘reorganization', its domestic equivalent of Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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Evolutions makes precautionary staff cuts
London post-production company Evolutions has made five positions redundant as it looks to reduce its overheads.
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Award winning mixer joins LipSync
LipSync has added award-winning re-recording mixer Robert Farr to its sound department.
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Sony fattens XDcam range
Sony has expanded its XDcam HD422 product family with a new 24p camcorder that offers variable frame-rate recording for under- and over-cranking.
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Cineform brings 3D workflow to FCP
CineForm has introduced a new compression technology specifically designed to allow Final Cut Pro to be used to cut stereoscopic 3D content.
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Leppington joins Rainbow and DGP
Former Evolutions technical director Simon Leppington has joined Rainbow and DGP, the soon-to-be merged post facilities owned by Gareth Mullaney.
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Eyeframe snares E1 gig
Eyeframe has won a contract that will see the company provide all DVD and Blu-ray authoring services for E1 Entertainment UK for the next two years.
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South West Screen moots Bristol studio
Regional screen agency South West Screen is conducting a feasibility study into developing studio facilities in Bristol after the BBC confirmed that it is relocating production of Casualty to Cardiff.
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Mytherapy heads for central London
West London digital cinematography facility Mytherapy D-Cinelab has opened a new base in central London and could relocate the whole company there in the future.
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Autodesk plans further cutbacks
Autodesk is hoping to slash its annual operating expenses by between $100 and $150 million through another series of global cutbacks.
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Evolutions speeds up Red Dwarf post
Evolutions has devised a bespoke post-production workflow for the return of sci-fi comedy Red Dwarf.