All Create & Produce articles – Page 27
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VideoDemo: LTN: Bringing order to the chaos of IP video delivery
IBC2022: The transition from traditional transport methods like satellite and fiber to IP is well underway worldwide. Thanks to innovation from the LTN Network and open protocols like SRT, the ability to leverage the Internet for real time broadcast quality video delivery is a reality.
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VideoPanel: Environmental sustainability and the cloud’s contribution to tackling climate change
IBC2022: After a northern hemisphere summer scarred by destructive heatwaves, environmental sustainability has never been more important. Many media organisations have been working to roll out sustainability strategies but with varying success. As awareness grows, consumers will increasingly hold media organisation to account.
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NewsBFI sets out 10 year strategy plan for UK film
The British Film Institute (BFI) has published Screen Culture 2033, its new 10-year strategy outlining its approach to funding and championing film.
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VideoGALSNGEAR: Changing workflows; Changing perspectives
IBC2022: This session focuses on women working at the intersection of technology and creativity, who are also making strides to build a more inclusive industry. Get an exclusive look at behind-the-scenes footage and workflows as we tackle creative and industry-wide challenges that affect everyone from production through distribution. This session ...
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Industry TrendsWBD’s Dave Duvall: Cloud migration, remote production and ‘creating the unexpected’
As CIO of Warner Bros. Discovery, Dave Duvall is steering the media giant through a dazzling array of technology shifts without recent precedent, writes David Davies.
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VideoTechnical papers: How AI is advancing media production
IBC2022: The capabilities of artificial intelligence continue to surprise, and nowhere is this more evident than its ability to interpret video imagery and human speech. But can AI also be genuinely creative? And if so can its output be protected and exploited like human creative work? This session will ...
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VideoDemo: MPEG-5 LCEVC | V-Nova: MPEG-5 LCEVC boosts compression-speed tradeoff and reduces power consumption of AV1
IBC2022: The presentation demonstrates how MPEG-5 LCEVC provides a boost to the tradeoff between compression efficiency and transcoding speed of any other codec. It covers several codecs including AV1 and also describes how LCEVC could simultaneously expand the mobile reach of AV1 and reduce the power consumption.
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VideoDVB: shaping the future of television
IBC2022: This IEEE BTS hosted session together with the DVB Project will cover the latest development of DVB. Over the last 29 years DVB has created and defined the technical basis for digital broadcast. One of the organisation’s key current focus is on IP delivery of audio / visual (AV) ...
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VideoThe convergence of linear & streaming
IBC2022: In partnership with Women in Streaming Media, this session takes a view on the industry-wide migration to cloud-based software. As broadcasters are looking to create infrastructure of the future, what are the focal points in building your tech stack?
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VideoThe architects of European Public Service Media and Eurovision
IBC2022: In partnership with the EBU, this session is a technical masterclass from the architects of Public Service Media and Eurovision.
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VideoLooking to the future - Unique insights and research by IABM
IBC2022: Presentation of the 2022 IABM State of the Industry Report.
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VideoMaking sense of change in MediaTech
IBC2022: In this session, we will reflect on the key trends in MediaTech identified by IABM research with a panel of executives from the supply-side of the business. In 2022, the outbreak of conflict has triggered some trends reminiscent of the past, including scarcity, inflation, and a reckoning for digital ...
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VideoThe power of content synergy with RTL & Deezer
IBC2022: The media industry is facing drastic changes with more competition than ever. Signs of subscription fatigue abound and established leaders come up with brand new, content strategy and audience insights-driven solutions to create unique content experiences that truly engage and retain audiences.
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VideoVirtual production - Still bleeding edge?
IBC2022: Virtual Production tools are maturing from specialty use cases to practical implementation in broadcast and scripted production pipelines. Join members of the SMPTE Rapid Industry Solutions On Set Virtual Production Initiative Advisory Group for a conversation on where solutions are maturing and areas that are still challenging to navigate. ...
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VideoAccelerator - Volumetric video for broadcasting, metaverse production and RT3D assets
IBC2022: This IBC Accelerator will showcase the evolution of the traditional broadcast pipeline to incorporate the latest content creation technologies such as volumetric, motion capture, live action and 3D render engine, ensuring efficient delivery of real-time content for multiple platforms including broadcast, live-streaming, the metaverse and interactive channels.
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VideoAccelerator - Next generation news studio
IBC2022: Never had there been so many existing technologies that can be integrated in the production of news content. In tandem with shifting audience trends in news consumption, this exciting IBC Accelerator project set out to explore and define a futureproof concept for News studios.
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Industry TrendsCoverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral peaks at 28 million viewers in UK
A peak audience of around 28 million viewers watched the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on television in the UK.
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Industry TrendsBehind The Scenes - Blonde
Cinematographer Chayse Irvin, ASC, CSC talks about the pleasure and the pain of shooting the story of Marilyn Monroe and the creative choices that shaped this powerful biopic.
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NewsSaudi Arabia’s NEOM opens studios and offers 40% production rebate
NEOM, the flagship business and tourist region taking shape in northwest Saudi Arabia, has formally opened NEOM Media Village and Bajdah Desert Studios, which together comprise the country’s largest sound stages and film production support facilities.
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VideoAmerican Cinema Editors Present: Paul Machliss, ACE in conversation with Carolyn Giardina
IBC2022: Transforming the editorial process with creative technological innovation. Paul Machliss, ACE is one of the most creative and technically inventive editors working today. He began his career in production, segueing to the editing room where he worked on numerous TV series such as the iconic IT Crowd, Fleabag, Fungus ...
