Create & Produce – Page 32
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Industry TrendsMetadata, AI and automated workflows: Vendors' news tech plans
Making sure that metadata remains with material, the use of AI to search archives and workflows that allow journalists to publish one story to multiple platforms simultaneously - George Jarrett completes a two-part look at the newsroom technology market.
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Industry TrendsBafta 2018 winners
Sir Ridley Scott awarded the highest honour at the Baftas as Three Billboards, Darkest Hour and The Shape of Water scoop top awards.
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Industry TrendsEditing in the era of seamless VFX
The creative talent responsible for VFX and editing of big screen blockbusters Maze Runner: The Death Cure, Downsizing and Paddington 2 discuss their craft.
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Industry TrendsIn Numbers: PyeongChang Winter Olympics
It’s not just the athletes that have broken records at the XXIII Winter Olympics in PyeongChang - the technology has set new standards too.
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Industry TrendsBBC, Netflix, C4 and Sky Atlantic shortlisted for BPG Awards
The Broadcasting Press Guild (BPG) has shortlisted traditional and online-first television programmes for its 44th annual awards.
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Industry TrendsDelivering the story: Newsroom technology
In the first of a two part series on newsroom technology, George Jarrett talks to the BBC and vendors about enabling journalists and delivering content to digital and broadcast platforms.
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Industry TrendsRTS to boost student entry into TV industry
Students eager to pursue a career in television production and broadcast journalism are being encouraged to apply for the Royal Television Society (RTS) Undergraduate Bursary Programme for 2018.
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Industry TrendsBBC, Sky and ITV coverage of Grenfell Tower fire nominated for RTS awards
The Royal Television Society has announced the nominations for its 2018 Television Journalism Awards.
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Industry TrendsWhat's new in the world of grading?
With increasing demand for UHD and HDR content, colour management and workflow optimisation are at the heart of product development.
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Industry TrendsBlog: Building a worse mousetrap
“Good enough,” is not a phrase usually heard in the corridors of broadcasters unless it’s following the words “that’s not”, writes John Maxwell Hobbs.
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Industry TrendsRTS to stage Futures TV Careers Fair
The Royal Television Society (RTS) has launched its fourth career event to help those keen to forge a career in the television industry.
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Industry Trends2018 Oscar nominations: Inside the technical categories
IBC365 previews the technical categories for the 90th Academy Awards in which digital acquisition dominates.
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Industry TrendsAI to HDR: What to expect from media technology in 2018
No one can really see into the future, of course, but there are experts out there who might just be able to offer us a glimpse of what is to come. End users, analysts and consultants consider what 2018 might bring across TV, cinema and online.
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Industry TrendsVR guidelines to be showcased at CES
The first set of virtual reality (VR) industry guidelines will be presented during CES in January by the Virtual Reality Industry Forum (VRIF).
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Industry TrendsTop 10 most-read Production articles
The making of the BBC’s Blue Planet 2 and the rise of virtual reality content were among IBC365’s most-read Production articles of 2017.
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Industry TrendsAnalysis: Why Disney wants to buy Fox
Disney’s deal for Fox will give the media giant global reach and the ability to sell direct to consumers, but will it be enough to compete with the growing threat from the likes of Netflix and Google?
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Industry Trends2017 review: Collaboration, consolidation & the rise of FAANG
Broadcasters responded to the threat of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google through increased collaboration, consolidation and direct to consumer offerings, writes Kate Bulkley.
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Industry TrendsNetflix, BBC and ITV scoop RTS awards
Planet Earth II and Taboo were among the programmes honoured at last night’s Royal Television Society Craft and Design Awards.
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Industry TrendsRemote production: Is it time to sell the OB truck?
Remote production makes sense for some types of TV and it could usher in a new wave of innovative formats, writes Tony Gregory.
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Industry TrendsTesting the tools for remote production
Remote production has been heralded as a way for broadcasters to respond to audiences’ increasing appetite for content, but what are the other drivers for adoption?
