All Features – Page 25
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Industry TrendsNetflix dating show Sexy Beasts falls in love with Dolby Vision
When Lion TV updated the unscripted dating show Sexy Beasts for Netflix, it found that the greater colour gamut and high dynamics of Dolby Vision HDR had much to offer.
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Industry TrendsClassic movies get Dolby Atmos as Turbine remasters with passion
Dolby Atmos isn’t just a vital tool for today’s film and video content creators—it can also reach back in time to make classic movies better than ever.
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Industry TrendsThe tools to succeed: Why I joined the Rise mentoring scheme
The Rise mentor scheme aims to boost gender diversity within broadcast technology and services by providing the support of an experienced industry leader, guidance and an expanded network. In the first of a series of articles, Discovery lead transmission operator Kat Savage speaks about her route into media and her ...
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Industry TrendsComment: A boundless filmmaking future with virtual production in the cloud
Virtual production is one of the biggest recent trends to shape content production, providing the opportunity for greater creative freedom and flexibility, writes Erin Dusseault of AWS.
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Industry TrendsInside the SRT plugfest: Demos, debate and technical growth
The arrival of high-quality, low-latency video streaming has much to do with the widely adopted SRT protocol. George Jarrett speaks to Haivision CMO Peter Maag about recent developments.
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: We Are Lady Parts
Equal parts subversive, silly and sweet, Working Title’s music comedy We Are Lady parts is about a Muslim female punk band - called Lady Parts - who are on a mission to find a lead guitarist and maybe, just maybe, get a proper gig. Cinematographer Diana Olifirova shares her experiences ...
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Industry TrendsMedia transport: How cloud is integral to evolving broadcast workflows
Broadcasters are becoming more comfortable with cloud-based media transport for all kinds of production, including live events.
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Industry TrendsThe Greatest Show on Earth: How OBS plans to immerse viewers in the Tokyo Olympics
With the world’s TV viewers cooped up for a year and most spectators barred from attending, never has there been a more pressing need for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to put on the greatest show on Earth.
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Industry TrendsTokyo Olympics 2020: BBC and NBC reveal remote production plans
With the 33rd summer Olympics set to take place in Tokyo later this month, broadcasters around the world are fine-tuning their production plans and preparing to pack their schedules with hundreds of hours of live sport. NBC and the BBC speak about their plans.
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Industry TrendsTokyo Olympics 2020: How CBC will cover the Summer Games
Canada’s public service broadcaster will air 23 hours per day of coverage of the Tokyo Olympics, but producing such a large number of hours during the pandemic is presenting challenges for a broadcaster that must also provide coverage in English and French.
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Industry TrendsContent storage: Accelerating cloud migration in search of cost-savings and efficiencies
The pandemic appears to have provided the necessary impetus for more organisations to invest systematically in cloud-Based content storage.
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Industry TrendsA European Perspective: The EBU’s new digital news exchange
Ten public service broadcasters want to change the way Europeans consume news by using cutting-edge online tools to overcome language barriers and share diverse content from across the continent.
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Industry TrendsTokyo Olympics 2020: Discovery reveals scale of Olympic plans
Discovery’s ambitious plans for covering the Tokyo Olympics include a virtual studio Cube to connect presentation with remote athletes and provide opportunities for pundits to analyse performances and explain technique using augmented reality.
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Industry TrendsBehind the Scenes: The Tomorrow War
During a World Cup football game in Miami, time-travelling soldiers from the year 2051 appear on the pitch with an urgent message about a global war against a terrifying alien species. Cinematographer Larry Fong ASC explains how he shot the Amazon Prime action movie.
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Industry TrendsSustainability Focus: Consumption matters
When it comes to M&E carbon emissions it isn’t just the activities of broadcasters and other streaming content providers that have an impact, it’s also about how we as viewers and consumers of that content behave.
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Industry TrendsHow Arena TV brought advanced remote production to The FA Cup Final
The BBC’s coverage of the FA Cup Final in May was remote produced from Wembley by production teams working at Arena TV’s newly outfitted production hub and utilising CoreTX. This new Arena solution is a decentralised and cloud-based production service that includes a Production Centre based at Arena’s HQ in ...
